Trans Allegories in Film: 'Shrek' (2001)
Films can alleviate alienation by presenting realities where the viewers feelings are shared by onscreen characters. The film 'Shrek' can be interpreted as a transgender story.
Dirty Dungeon Deeds 2 (2016)
In the dungeon of a local gay motel, men are on the prowl, looking for a hole to fill, a dick to suck, a pig to feed and seed. Filmed on location at Inn Leather in Fort Lauderdale, join Dalton Hawg, Bo Bangor, Chuck Collier, Ethan Palmer, Allen Fulton, Lanz Adams, Daemon Sadi, Ethan Palmer, Victor Cody, and Justin Case as eager holes milk throbbing, pulsating shafts in order to collect that most glorious of prizes: cum. It's dirty. It's nasty. It's Dirty Dungeon Deeds Vol. 2.
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In the dungeon of a local gay motel, men are on the prowl, looking for a hole to fill, a dick to suck, a pig to feed and seed. Filmed on location at Inn Leather in Fort Lauderdale, join Dalton Hawg, Bo Bangor, Chuck Collier, Ethan Palmer, Allen Fulton, Lanz Adams, Daemon Sadi, Ethan Palmer, Victor Cody, and Justin Case as eager holes milk throbbing, pulsating shafts in order to collect that most glorious of prizes: cum. It's dirty. It's nasty. It's Dirty Dungeon Deeds Vol. 2.
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In Theaters:12/1/2016
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Hairy and Raw
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