Built for Sex (2004)
Super built guys do more then just work out at the gym. Watch them flex their love muscles in hard pumping muscle boy action! These hot men pump some iron hard and then some ass even harder.
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Super built guys do more then just work out at the gym. Watch them flex their love muscles in hard pumping muscle boy action! These hot men pump some iron hard and then some ass even harder.
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Bacchus Releasing
Cast
Edward James
Director
Mr. Bigg
(archive footage)
Bob Cat
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Kamrun Assher
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Maxwell
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Hot Boi
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Ricky Parker
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Nature Boy
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Troy Maxwell
(archive footage)
Craig Stevens
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Christopher Fleur De Lis
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