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Bumfuck Nowhere (2014)

Roughing it in the woods has brought the Bumfuck Boys closer together and made the twink and jock motley crew into unlikely friends. As they sit around telling stories and trading laughs the campfire isn't the only thing getting hot. While the animals howl in the night, the smooth college boys let their own wild sides out while lost deep in the woods.
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Roughing it in the woods has brought the Bumfuck Boys closer together and made the twink and jock motley crew into unlikely friends. As they sit around telling stories and trading laughs the campfire isn't the only thing getting hot. While the animals howl in the night, the smooth college boys let their own wild sides out while lost deep in the woods.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/27/2014
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Helix Studios

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