The platinum blonde on her short hair doesn't make the dark jungle of her bush, but with Annie Belle in Laure (1976) completely nude you don't hear us complaining. Oh the skin we'll scale to deliver you the goodies.Short hair is a plus on a girl, first you can see her pretty face and, secondly, without those long locks there's nothing to obscure her topless scenes.īoyish locks on Morena Baccarin in Death in Love (2009) don't hide her un-boyish boobs on top of her man in bed. Huge boobs and a snake on Glori-Anne Gilbert in Satanic Yuppies (1996). But at least it was a pleasure we bet for the cobra.
Cobras shouldn't be instruments of torture, they're living creatures, but that's just what one is used on Judith M.
Brigitte Bako in Dark Tide (1993) gets a surprise naked in the tub when a snake makes its way up her luscious lungs. Laura Gemser in Black Cobra (1976) shows her love of racial and reptile equality as she dances topless with a dark slitherer. Deborah Caprioglio in Spiando Marina (1994) naked in bed with a snake, but the reptile kind, unfortunately or fortunately, depending on which way you swing. Now, how about touching yourself? Giant boobs from Raven De La Croix in The Lost Empire (1985) and a giant snake, like the one you're stroking in your hands. Barbara Alyn Woods in Striptease (1996) is a stripper, natch, but she doesn't really need any props to add to her sexiness, though the snake is a nice touch. Glenda Kemp in Snake Dancer (1976) is dancing with a snake, as the title promises, but also fully nude, and your snake will be dancing in your pants, we promise. Samantha McLeod in Snakes on a Plane (2006) is getting snaked by her man before the snake munches on her mams. You'll be stickier than flypaper after seeing this. See, we're more the same than different.Įver piece of Lucy Liu in Flypaper (1997) is shown for your viewing pleasure, before she gets herself pleasured by her man and then bit by a snake (not his). Celebs do it too, and they're also naked. You're not the only one playing with snakes.
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