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Broadcast Bound (2014)

Only gods or fools dare to toy with lightening. But what if Lightening (Topher Dimagio) dares to toy with you? Hard heroes Comet (Jayden Ellis) and Rocky (Trelino) can answer that question, as our ongoing series of heroic sexual adventures steps into the lair of Lightening. Villain or hero, it's difficult to tell. In our last adventure this stunning specimen was trapped along with all the other captive heroes, only to turn on his fellow comrades in order to inflict a combination of torture and titillation upon their bound bodies. Today he seems to have gone full villain, exercising a commanding presence over all who cross him.
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Only gods or fools dare to toy with lightening. But what if Lightening (Topher Dimagio) dares to toy with you? Hard heroes Comet (Jayden Ellis) and Rocky (Trelino) can answer that question, as our ongoing series of heroic sexual adventures steps into the lair of Lightening. Villain or hero, it's difficult to tell. In our last adventure this stunning specimen was trapped along with all the other captive heroes, only to turn on his fellow comrades in order to inflict a combination of torture and titillation upon their bound bodies. Today he seems to have gone full villain, exercising a commanding presence over all who cross him.

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Directed By:Ron Sexton
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In Theaters:6/23/2014
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Can-Am Productions, Hard Heroes

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