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Tales of the Bizarre (1982)
Four young women recall their freakiest sexual experiences, and in flashbacks we see them all.
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Four young women recall their freakiest sexual experiences, and in flashbacks we see them all.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Phil Prince
In Theaters:12/28/1982
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Avon Productions (XXX)
Cast
Phil Prince
Director
Velvet Summers
Woman Sodomized by Husband - 3rd story
Cheri Champagne
Woman Who Responds to Ad - 1st story
George Payne
Sadist - 1st Story
Ambrosia Fox
Woman at Job Interview - 4th story
Ken Yontz
Bearded Rapist at Brothel - 4th story
Troy Scalpini
Rape Victim - 2nd Story
Lee Lanzo
Serial Rapist - 2nd Story
Big Randy Rod
John - 3rd Story
Alan Adrian
Brothel Rapist - 4th Story
Phil Prince
Phil - 4th Story
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