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Slutty & Sluttier 18 (2012)

Exactly what makes a woman a "slut"? Prudes and moralists are proud to offer their own definitions, but director and legendary porn stud Manuel Ferrara considers the term the ultimate sexual compliment. He's on a mission to find the most dedicated sluts in the world! Manuel's special quest continues with Slutty and Sluttier 18, a non-stop show of debauchery featuring four of the most sexually liberated beauties in XXX video.
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Exactly what makes a woman a "slut"? Prudes and moralists are proud to offer their own definitions, but director and legendary porn stud Manuel Ferrara considers the term the ultimate sexual compliment. He's on a mission to find the most dedicated sluts in the world! Manuel's special quest continues with Slutty and Sluttier 18, a non-stop show of debauchery featuring four of the most sexually liberated beauties in XXX video.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Manuel Ferrara
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In Theaters:12/5/2012
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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