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Detour (2002)
Sudden, sharp, and sweaty sex is an unexpected detour for these men who are pounded, prodded, and probed as they ravage each other through a series of heavy manhandling rounds of pure testosterone pleasure. You'd better be ready for some of the hottest men working each other over, because this one's gonna put a pulse-pounding Detour in your day.
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Sudden, sharp, and sweaty sex is an unexpected detour for these men who are pounded, prodded, and probed as they ravage each other through a series of heavy manhandling rounds of pure testosterone pleasure. You'd better be ready for some of the hottest men working each other over, because this one's gonna put a pulse-pounding Detour in your day.
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In Theaters:1/1/2002
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Titan Media
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