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The Scarlet Mistress (1990)

She broke you heart in Scarlet Bride. Now she'll break your vows in Scarlet Mistress. Tori Welles - Queen of the screen. The one you always ask for. The one that blows away all the rest. She's back. And she's out to blow away your marriage. But she'll have to get by cute Nikki Charm. Nasty Rebecca Steele. And sultry Sabrina Scott. In this scarlet aventure from Judy Blue. Wives, lock your doors. There's a Mistress in the house.
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She broke you heart in Scarlet Bride. Now she'll break your vows in Scarlet Mistress. Tori Welles - Queen of the screen. The one you always ask for. The one that blows away all the rest. She's back. And she's out to blow away your marriage. But she'll have to get by cute Nikki Charm. Nasty Rebecca Steele. And sultry Sabrina Scott. In this scarlet aventure from Judy Blue. Wives, lock your doors. There's a Mistress in the house.

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Directed By:Judy Blue
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In Theaters:6/1/1990
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment

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