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CrossFuck (2022)
In CrossFuck Dalton Riley owns a CrossFit gym where he's the sole trainer. He's thinking about bringing on another guy so he asks his favorite gym rats, Dakota Payne and Roman Todd, their opinions on Nick Thompson. Dakota and Roman are happy to help out, and also happy to help each other out once Dalton and Nick leave the room.
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In CrossFuck Dalton Riley owns a CrossFit gym where he's the sole trainer. He's thinking about bringing on another guy so he asks his favorite gym rats, Dakota Payne and Roman Todd, their opinions on Nick Thompson. Dakota and Roman are happy to help out, and also happy to help each other out once Dalton and Nick leave the room.
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In Theaters:7/12/2022
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Next Door Studios
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