8 ½ (2007)
Rarely in the history of modern film does a classic like this appear. With the brilliance of a master auteur, Fistenberg captures the full potential of cinematic story-telling through four extended sex scenes with eight monster-hung actors – all hung at least 8 ½ inches. It's a landmark in adult cinema! It's a masterpiece! It's hot guys fucking!
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Rarely in the history of modern film does a classic like this appear. With the brilliance of a master auteur, Fistenberg captures the full potential of cinematic story-telling through four extended sex scenes with eight monster-hung actors – all hung at least 8 ½ inches. It's a landmark in adult cinema! It's a masterpiece! It's hot guys fucking!
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In Theaters:1/1/2007
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Dark Alley Media
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