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Brett Mycles’ Jackhammer (2005)
Exploding on the screen and certain to receive a "Best Video of the Year" nomination is Jackhammer, the long awaited video starring superstar Brett Mycles, Dante and Alex LeMonde. Every scene has sex so hot that individually they should easily be nominated for "Hottest Sex Scene of the Year". This video also contains the scene everyone has been waiting for: Dante bottoms for the very first time.
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Exploding on the screen and certain to receive a "Best Video of the Year" nomination is Jackhammer, the long awaited video starring superstar Brett Mycles, Dante and Alex LeMonde. Every scene has sex so hot that individually they should easily be nominated for "Hottest Sex Scene of the Year". This video also contains the scene everyone has been waiting for: Dante bottoms for the very first time.
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In Theaters:6/4/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Jet Set Productions
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