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Downtown Men (2004)
A crew of insanely horny city dudes "trick the light fantastic" in Downtown Men. They toss aside all pleasantries and formalities and dive right in to the good stuff - which consists of full on deep-gag sucking and slam-bang fucking. While not as strong as other Jackrabbit titles (Bustin' In, Bustin' Out and Hard Games are great) it still has plenty to recommend. The "kinky" threeway is the sling is well shot and got us going, but it wasn't nearly as kinky as it should have been. Some of the performers are more on the "average" looking side than we prefer, too. No biggie, just our preference. But cover model Eric Hunter made us sit up and take notice - in all the right places. He has two scenes here (our fave being the lockerroom one) and with his Abercrombie face and light scruff on his chest, he's one we wanna see more of - preferably in our bedroom.
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A crew of insanely horny city dudes "trick the light fantastic" in Downtown Men. They toss aside all pleasantries and formalities and dive right in to the good stuff - which consists of full on deep-gag sucking and slam-bang fucking. While not as strong as other Jackrabbit titles (Bustin' In, Bustin' Out and Hard Games are great) it still has plenty to recommend. The "kinky" threeway is the sling is well shot and got us going, but it wasn't nearly as kinky as it should have been. Some of the performers are more on the "average" looking side than we prefer, too. No biggie, just our preference. But cover model Eric Hunter made us sit up and take notice - in all the right places. He has two scenes here (our fave being the lockerroom one) and with his Abercrombie face and light scruff on his chest, he's one we wanna see more of - preferably in our bedroom.
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In Theaters:1/26/2004
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Jackrabbit Releasing
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