A Colorful Revision of "Clifford the Big Red Dog"
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The Magic Touch (1985)
There is something very magical about a dress spun by Gypsy weavers in the south of France. Each and every woman who puts on the dress falls under its mysterious spell. The dress possesses powers that spread sexuality and sensuality throughout the body and soul of anyone who wears it. As the story unfolds, Marci (Patti Petite), a young model, sneaks the dress home with her and uses its strange powers to seduce Harvey (Nick Random), her shy but handsome accountant. Jenny (Shanna McCullough), the shop owner, cannot resist putting on the dress. She is suddenly overwhelmed by its powers, and she is transformed into an insatiable sexual animal.
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There is something very magical about a dress spun by Gypsy weavers in the south of France. Each and every woman who puts on the dress falls under its mysterious spell. The dress possesses powers that spread sexuality and sensuality throughout the body and soul of anyone who wears it. As the story unfolds, Marci (Patti Petite), a young model, sneaks the dress home with her and uses its strange powers to seduce Harvey (Nick Random), her shy but handsome accountant. Jenny (Shanna McCullough), the shop owner, cannot resist putting on the dress. She is suddenly overwhelmed by its powers, and she is transformed into an insatiable sexual animal.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/23/1985
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:LA Video
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