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    Lesbian Halloween 2009 Part 1: Screams on Screen
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    Does it get any more lesbian?” AfterEllen.com writer and vlogger Dara Nai (Dara & Karman's Hit List) had this to offer: "Catherine Deneuve seducing Susan Sarandon in the original The Hunger. It was the only time that old ‘Oops, I spilled something on my shirt. Guess I should take it off,’ trick didn't make me roll my eyes." Are there lesbians in horror movies? Full Article at AfterEllen.com
    Catherine Deneuve seducing Susan Sarandon in the original The Hunger. It was the only time that old ‘Oops, I spilled something on my shirt. Guess I should take it off,’ trick didn't make me roll my eyes.
    SOURCE: AfterEllen.com 1 month ago
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Lesbian Halloween 2009 Part 1: Screams on Screen
  1. You'll be back. You'll be back. When the hunger hurts so much...
    Catherine Deneuve – Catherine Deneuve SOURCE: AfterEllen.com 1 month ago
  2. You belong to me. We belong to each other.
    SOURCE: AfterEllen.com 1 month ago
  3. The Hunger ― is that a horror movie? Or a thriller? I don’t know. I hate horror movies.
    SOURCE: AfterEllen.com 1 month ago

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