Taylor Swift's Documentary in Miss Americana
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Vice for Vice (2005)
What does real vice taste like? Well these beautiful, high-class “fash-glam-slags” are about to find out when they get their asses pounded and receive heavy facials from leather bad boys!! Director Steven Drakos creates a blend of sophistication and pure nastiness, it's the ultimate perdition into hardcore deluxe.
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What does real vice taste like? Well these beautiful, high-class “fash-glam-slags” are about to find out when they get their asses pounded and receive heavy facials from leather bad boys!! Director Steven Drakos creates a blend of sophistication and pure nastiness, it's the ultimate perdition into hardcore deluxe.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/25/2005
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Private
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