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Convictions (1999)
Most men think they have strong convictions... but after this group of studs volunteer to participate in Dylan and Brett's seminar and sample the sex potion, their convictions will not only change, but in some cases, become even stronger.
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Most men think they have strong convictions... but after this group of studs volunteer to participate in Dylan and Brett's seminar and sample the sex potion, their convictions will not only change, but in some cases, become even stronger.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/9/1999
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Jocks Studios
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