110° in Tucson (2005)
You're in pretty deep when you're in Joe Gage territory. The guys in Tucson know that a little man-to-man action is what a pal is for. Cop buddies jerkin' it in a cheap motel get sucked into a fuckathon by a deep-holed desk clerk. A pair of punks in a warehouse are shown their real desires by the night watchman. A father and son encounter a burglar and subject him to their own special brand of punishment. Some heat-crazed, heavy-hung, and hungry guys have an all-out orgy that's classic Gage. And at a radio station, the night crew, the DJ, a pizza delivery boy plus a listener or two blister the night with double penetrations, multiple orgasms, and sweaty, scummy mansex. Because it's not the weather that makes Tucson sizzle -- it's the men!
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You're in pretty deep when you're in Joe Gage territory. The guys in Tucson know that a little man-to-man action is what a pal is for. Cop buddies jerkin' it in a cheap motel get sucked into a fuckathon by a deep-holed desk clerk. A pair of punks in a warehouse are shown their real desires by the night watchman. A father and son encounter a burglar and subject him to their own special brand of punishment. Some heat-crazed, heavy-hung, and hungry guys have an all-out orgy that's classic Gage. And at a radio station, the night crew, the DJ, a pizza delivery boy plus a listener or two blister the night with double penetrations, multiple orgasms, and sweaty, scummy mansex. Because it's not the weather that makes Tucson sizzle -- it's the men!
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Written By:Tim Kincaid
In Theaters:5/11/2005
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Runtime:207 minutes
Studio:Titan Media
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