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Silver Seduction (1992)

Netherlands beauty Silver Forrest's debuts in a story of cat burglars, high intrigue, and lots of nasty sex. Seduction can have many faces... Silver has them all. Join her on her sexual escapades and through a variety of tawdry sex fuel scenarios! A masterpiece of porn that will sure to be one of your late night yank-a-thon favorites!
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Netherlands beauty Silver Forrest's debuts in a story of cat burglars, high intrigue, and lots of nasty sex. Seduction can have many faces... Silver has them all. Join her on her sexual escapades and through a variety of tawdry sex fuel scenarios! A masterpiece of porn that will sure to be one of your late night yank-a-thon favorites!

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Directed By:Fred J. Lincoln
Written By:Patti Rhodes-Lincoln
In Theaters:9/7/1992
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Video Team

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