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Army Grunts (2016)
When soldier Darin Silvers leaves to attend some business, little does he know that Brendan Phillips has been casing the joint for a little B&E. Darin returns before Brandon finishes the job, and catches him red handed. As Luke Milan stands bound and blindfolded at interrogator Johnny Torque's request, it occurs to him that he may be fucked, figuratively speaking. After all, treason is not a crime the military takes lightly, and Johnny seems to have a particular hard on about getting Luke to confess his treacherous behavior. Private Damien Michaels just got home from deployment, and his girlfriend is giving him a hard time. His buddy Brandon Moore thinks he deserves better, especially after going so long in the army without any action, so Brandon takes matters into his own hands and mouth. Also starring Jason Maddox, Johnny Smash and Alexander Gustavo, youre sure to enjoy watching these Army Grunts grunt, groan and moan all of their pent up sexual tension away.
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When soldier Darin Silvers leaves to attend some business, little does he know that Brendan Phillips has been casing the joint for a little B&E. Darin returns before Brandon finishes the job, and catches him red handed. As Luke Milan stands bound and blindfolded at interrogator Johnny Torque's request, it occurs to him that he may be fucked, figuratively speaking. After all, treason is not a crime the military takes lightly, and Johnny seems to have a particular hard on about getting Luke to confess his treacherous behavior. Private Damien Michaels just got home from deployment, and his girlfriend is giving him a hard time. His buddy Brandon Moore thinks he deserves better, especially after going so long in the army without any action, so Brandon takes matters into his own hands and mouth. Also starring Jason Maddox, Johnny Smash and Alexander Gustavo, youre sure to enjoy watching these Army Grunts grunt, groan and moan all of their pent up sexual tension away.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/31/2016
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:Next Door Studios
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