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Voyeur's Delight (1986)
A telescope becomes a peephole into a world of sensual delights as a brunette beauty spies on her naughty neighbors. The voyeuristic premise serves as a clever way to link collected scenes featuring some of the most alluring starlets in porn history. From a youthful Ginger Lynn frolicking with Tom Byron and a spiky-haired brunette hottie to a wild group session involving the ravishing Rhonda Jo Petty, there's no shortage of sexy star power on hand! And when a vacuum salesman eventually stops by the voyeur's place, he's treated to the torrid time of his life. The scenes are culled from some of the 1970's and 1980's hottest flicks and are filled with plenty of amazing all-natural eye- candy.
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A telescope becomes a peephole into a world of sensual delights as a brunette beauty spies on her naughty neighbors. The voyeuristic premise serves as a clever way to link collected scenes featuring some of the most alluring starlets in porn history. From a youthful Ginger Lynn frolicking with Tom Byron and a spiky-haired brunette hottie to a wild group session involving the ravishing Rhonda Jo Petty, there's no shortage of sexy star power on hand! And when a vacuum salesman eventually stops by the voyeur's place, he's treated to the torrid time of his life. The scenes are culled from some of the 1970's and 1980's hottest flicks and are filled with plenty of amazing all-natural eye- candy.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/31/1986
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Essex Video
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Athena Star
(archive footage)
Bunny Bleu
(archive footage)
Colleen Brennan
(archive footage)
Dee Dee Vine
(archive footage)
Dorothy Onan
(archive footage)
Ginger Lynn Allen
(archive footage)
Jessica Wylde
(archive footage)
Lili Marlene
(archive footage)
Maria Tortuga
(archive footage)
Mindy Rae
(archive footage)
Rhonda Jo Petty
(archive footage)
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