Year: 1994 Country: USA Genre: Drama, Erotic Quality: DVDRip Language: English, Russianĭirector: Fred Olen Ray Studio: MDP Worldwide 1994.mp4 Erotic Movies, Erotic Movies Classic Erotica Inner Sanctum II, Softcore Erotic Movies (Vintage | Retro | Classic) Everyone is out for something and poor Jennifer is caught in the middle of it all and is slowly going insane. There is also a suspicious housekeeper and a unstable looking psychiatrist.
Her house is soon full of people like her husband’s brother Bill and his wife Sharon who are eager to cash in on the inheritance. As of late, she has been plagued with nightmares of her recently deceased hubby returning from the dead to kill her. Stars: Michael Nouri, Tracy Brooks Swope, Sandahl BergmanĬountry: Usa | Imdb Info | Ar: 4:3 | Dvdripĭescription: This is the story of Jennifer Reed who was forced into killing her husband in self defence. Check-it out sometime.not sure if the "wife's" name was Kaylene, but the idea was the same.Softcore Erotic Movies (Vintage | Retro | Classic)
OH, and a Special Note to "Kaylene1943": I'm not sure about an "Inner Sanctum" show that featured a "cat/woman" as you described, BUT one of the most famous Episodes of Arch Obler's "Lights Out" was called "Cat Wife" and had a scenario much like you stated. This is one of the All-TIme B-E-S-T Radio Series to ever hit the Airwaves.and if I could give it 6 Stars I would ! My favorites include: "Death For Sale" with Boris Karloff, "Terror By Night" starring Agnes Moorehead, and "The Corpse In The Cab" with Leon Janney as the Cab Driver. I used many of the "Inner Sanctum" shows on my syndicated Morning Feature "The Breakfast Serial" through the years.and the audiences loved each and everyone ! Hyman Brown's producing/directing of the show, that used the Opening Sound Effects of the "Creaking Door",that was actually in the basemnent to the Network, was a stroke of genius ! And, the addition of "Raymond" as the Host sealed the deal ! The "Inner Sanctum" Series was one of the most unique ever created in the early days of OTR.
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