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Vanessa (Olivia Pascal)

Severin / Year: 1977

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From the liner notes

Where Emmanuelle ended," the original ads panted, "Vanessa begins!" The tantalizing Olivia Pascal of Bloody Moon and Island of 1000 Delights stars in as the titular teen who journeys from curious convent virgin to prisoner of a lavish Hong Kong bordello. But along the way, she'll experience the sensual and shocking extremes of pleasure, pain and even black magic perversion. In a world where respectable men and women have gone mad with greed and lust, can one succulent young girl escape her family's ultimate legacy of depravity?

Eva Garden (Virgin Report), Astrid Boner (Schoolgirl Report) and Anton Diffring (Mark of the Devil II, Faceless) co-star in this eye-popping flesh-fest, now fully restored and featuring some of the most talked-about scenes in European softcore history!

3 Reasons To buy this film

Olivia Pascal's hard-to-find snatch is all over the place.
She's whipped while wearing a school uniform, we could cum just thinking about it!
Mr. Skin calls it a "classic."

Review

In what is quite possibly the sexiest European sexploitation film of all time, oh-so-delicious Olivia Pascal gets stripped, bathed, interrogated, fucked roughly in the outdoors, whipped on the ass by a nun, ogled by an Asian with a ridiculous mustache, Sapphically sexed-up by Uschi Zech and so much more. Both luscious ladies bare their boobs, buns, fur patches and just about any other body part that might turn you on during Vanessa's journey from convent virgin to full-blown Hong Kong whore. This is one seriously sexy gem that cannot be missed!

-- Rick Stanko

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DVD : $22.49

Availability: In Stock and Ready to Ship!
Close Caption: No
Region Code: None
UPC: 891635001247
Catalog #: DV2507632

Studio : Severin

Languages: English (Primary)
Aspect Ratio: 1.85
Features:
Interview(s): Interview with director Hubert Frank and director of photography Franz X. Lederle
Bonus footage: On-set home movies