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The Wicked Temptress (1999)

Temptress has just blown into town with a few days to kill. She’s ready to corrupt anyone in her path, and the lucky souls whose lives she touches include Ginger Paige, Cheyenne Silver, and Envy. The Wicked Temptress. She was born to corrupt you. Lucky you!
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Temptress has just blown into town with a few days to kill. She’s ready to corrupt anyone in her path, and the lucky souls whose lives she touches include Ginger Paige, Cheyenne Silver, and Envy. The Wicked Temptress. She was born to corrupt you. Lucky you!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Fred J. Lincoln
Written By:Patti Rhodes-Lincoln
In Theaters:8/8/1999
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Wicked

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