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Torn (1997)

Incendiary sexual animal Ashley Renee lets loose with the finest, most voracious performance of her carnal career as a woman whose man is a globe-hopping sailor who never seems to be in town when she needs him. Ashley ends up in a steamy affair with Steve Hatcher that leads her into a number of blast-furnace-hot encounters in the beginning portion of the video. Ashley takes on Steve in a car, bed, bathroom, outdoors -- just about anywhere you can have sex, they do. Ashley is a man-eating, super-energetic go-getter in the mold of a Tori Welles or Ashlyn Gere, but with an even tighter and more scrumptious figure. The erotic high point of the film brings Ashley together with Ian Daniels and Hatcher for an explosive threesome. With a fairly amusing and well-written script by Ariel Hart and some top-notch production design, this feature stands as the best testament yet to Renee's undeniable sexual pull.
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Incendiary sexual animal Ashley Renee lets loose with the finest, most voracious performance of her carnal career as a woman whose man is a globe-hopping sailor who never seems to be in town when she needs him. Ashley ends up in a steamy affair with Steve Hatcher that leads her into a number of blast-furnace-hot encounters in the beginning portion of the video. Ashley takes on Steve in a car, bed, bathroom, outdoors -- just about anywhere you can have sex, they do. Ashley is a man-eating, super-energetic go-getter in the mold of a Tori Welles or Ashlyn Gere, but with an even tighter and more scrumptious figure. The erotic high point of the film brings Ashley together with Ian Daniels and Hatcher for an explosive threesome. With a fairly amusing and well-written script by Ariel Hart and some top-notch production design, this feature stands as the best testament yet to Renee's undeniable sexual pull.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Bud Lee
Written By:Ariel Hart
In Theaters:2/20/1997
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Arrow Productions

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