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Bore 'N Stroke (1984)
Collection of four short films from the Fox Studios vaults. Includes: Bore 'N Stroke — Two hot studs (Jimmy Metz and Eric Stryker), Levis, boots, and a motorcycle in a garage build to a sexual frenzy; Endless Cummer — surf's up…and so is surfer Tommy Sneath; Surfside Sex — superstars Jon King and Michael Christopher take on newcomer Bryan Young; Cycle Jack — Steve Packard piston fisting his leather heated crank to a sweaty combustion.
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Collection of four short films from the Fox Studios vaults. Includes: Bore 'N Stroke — Two hot studs (Jimmy Metz and Eric Stryker), Levis, boots, and a motorcycle in a garage build to a sexual frenzy; Endless Cummer — surf's up…and so is surfer Tommy Sneath; Surfside Sex — superstars Jon King and Michael Christopher take on newcomer Bryan Young; Cycle Jack — Steve Packard piston fisting his leather heated crank to a sweaty combustion.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Fox Studio
Cast
Director
Jimmy Metz
(segment "Bore 'N Stroke") (archive footage)
Eric Stryker
(segment "Bore 'N Stroke") (archive footage)
Brad Dillon
(segment "Cycle Jack") (archive footage)
Michael Christopher
(segment "Surfside Sex") (archive footage)
Jon King
(segment "Surfside Sex") (archive footage)
Bryan Young
(segment "Surfside Sex") (archive footage)
Tommy Sneath
(segment "Endless Cummer") (archive footage)
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