This special limited edition embossed slipcover (designed by Earl Kessler Jr.) is limited to 3,000 units and is only available on our website and at select indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.
PEEKARAMA presents the wildest, rarest, and most scandalous theatrical hardcore double features. Taking its name from one of the earliest "all action" sex theatre chains, each PEEKARAMA release presents two themed, full length feature films, both meticulously restored, thus giving you the opportunity to enjoy an old fashioned dirty movie double feature at home!
After failing in her attempt to become a professional football cheerleader, young Debbie is left with no other prospects. But after receiving an invitation from her estranged aunt to stay with her in her large, secluded home, Debbie decides to give it a shot, hoping for new sexual adventures along the way. And she's in luck, because unbeknownst to her, her aunt runs the biggest and best cathouse in the South, where even the lawmen are in on the action, and Debbie is more than willing to help pay her way!
Funnier, sexier, and more outrageous than the original, Jim Clarke's DEBBIE DOES DALLAS PART II (which was shot as "The Best Little Who? In Texas") resurrects Bambi Woods as Debbie, and features her alongside Jeanne Silver, Lisa Be, Lisa Cintrice, Richard Bolla, Ron Jeremy, Alan Adrian, and many others. Peekarama is pleased to bring this classic carnal romp to Blu-ray, newly restored in 2K from its original 35mm camera negative!
directed by: Jim Clarke
starring: Bambi Woods, Jeanne Silver, Lisa Be, Lisa Cintrice, Richard Bolla, Ron Jeremy, Alan Adrian
1981 / 80 min / 1.85:1 / English Mono
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Overall rating: 4.443038 / 5 from 79 reviews.
This limited edition Blu-ray slipcover of 'Debbie Does Dallas Part II' is highly appreciated for its fantastic film transfer, enjoyable content, and great presentation. It's a must-have for fans of classic adult cinema, restored and presented in 2K from its original 35mm negative.
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"Had never seen any of the DDD sequels before. This certainly had the spirit of the original and it's good to see Bambi Woods back as Debbie. Both of the audio interviews were good. Hopefully DDD3 shows up one day and the Bambi Woods trilogy can be complete."
"Great campy sequel restored to its glory! Nice Packaging and extra's as usual! A+ Highly Recommended for fans of classic adult film!"
"Big cowboys fan so it was a must"
"Tone of the film is good, I enjoy the first one and this one as well. Got this bc of the artcover from the first time. 6/10 good film"
"The glaring absence of any narrative in the original Debbie Does Dallas" would seem to get an upgrade in this ultimately disappointing sequel when the film stops dead in the middle to feature deadly dull sequences of brother bikinis which have nothing to do with the initial storyline nor the main character. Is it possible in this second go around that Bambi Woods in more prominent in sexual engagement but appears exhausted?"
"Great slipcover and presentation as usual. Movie looked great!"
"Not as memorable as the first movie, but still a good time once you get past the uncomfortable first scene. We like it to be sexy and not feel forced. Bambi Woods seems a little different in the sequel, I just can’t put my finger on it. The girl on girl action is pretty spicy."
"the presentation looks great!"
"Amazing transfer! There was a point of time that this was a lost film. This transfer brings the other dvd/blus to shame"
"Debbie Does Dallas Part II leans into its sequel status with a lighter, more playful tone that makes it an easy watch. There’s a clear sense of fun throughout, with a more relaxed approach that doesn’t take itself too seriously and keeps things moving at a steady pace. The cast brings a mix of familiarity and charm, helping carry the film even when the story takes a backseat. There’s an easygoing energy to the performances that fits the tone well and keeps the experience engaging. The colors on this release look great, with vibrant tones that really capture the era’s style. The transfer does a nice job preserving that look while still offering improved clarity and stability. Overall, this is a solid follow-up that works best as a laid-back, nostalgic watch with strong presentation and a fun tone."
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