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Cock Craze (2012)
These wild, unruly, insatiable bottoms are overcome with an irrational, undeniable need for huge meat filling their holes. They have Cock Craze, and Director Adam Killian has found just the right way to satisfy their desire - for now. Adam Killian has serious credentials - call it Sex Cred - and in his Raging Stallion directing debut, he quickly taps into what Monster Bang is all about: Big Dicks and the Holes they Fill. Cock Craze is a gritty vision of sex-famished, blue-collar guys in wife beaters and torn clothing, cruising each other on sets that look like they're scheduled for demolition.
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These wild, unruly, insatiable bottoms are overcome with an irrational, undeniable need for huge meat filling their holes. They have Cock Craze, and Director Adam Killian has found just the right way to satisfy their desire - for now. Adam Killian has serious credentials - call it Sex Cred - and in his Raging Stallion directing debut, he quickly taps into what Monster Bang is all about: Big Dicks and the Holes they Fill. Cock Craze is a gritty vision of sex-famished, blue-collar guys in wife beaters and torn clothing, cruising each other on sets that look like they're scheduled for demolition.
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In Theaters:12/7/2012
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Monster Bang, Raging Stallion Studios
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