露露的性战

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主演: 吴二/

露露(吳崎珊飾)年輕時叫雅雯, 讀高中時和同學去跳舞, 返家搭計程車, 不幸被色狼司機暴力強姦. 雅雯父母知道女兒已非處女, 只好隨便找個計程車司機老劉嫁了. 雅雯本來在校成績很好, 此時不得不放棄再考大學, 到一家貿易行上班. 雅雯被強暴後, 對紅色東西產生恐懼感, 先後莫名其妙踐踏同事紅色新衣, 撕毀丈夫買給她的紅色性感內衣褲. 某天丈夫老劉和同事去花天酒地, 並和店內女郎痛快作愛, 回家後和朋友一起打麻將, 牌局中, 丈夫不慎脫口而出, 自誇五、六年前飲酒開車, 姦淫色慾大振, 曾對一位挺標緻的年輕女乘客, 強行載到荒郊野外, 霸王硬上弓, 姦淫了女孩, 還是在室處女呢...... 此時被雅雯偷聽到, 丈夫竟然是多年前, 奪去自己貞操, 毀掉自己似錦前程的壞蛋, 霎時怒氣難忍, 待朋友離去後, 對疲憊不堪昏睡的丈夫, 揮刀殺死. 雅雯出獄後, 由於坐過牢, 殺過人, 難找工作, 只好下海當舞女.....

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