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Feed the Need (2007)
Johnny Hazzard is checking out the Channel 1 Releasing stock room and comes across some hot videos with scenes that turn him on. Johnny gets all fired up watching the videos. Rather than watching the action on screen, he'd rather have the real thing. Fortunately for him, Adam Faust is ready and waiting to do just that.
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Johnny Hazzard is checking out the Channel 1 Releasing stock room and comes across some hot videos with scenes that turn him on. Johnny gets all fired up watching the videos. Rather than watching the action on screen, he'd rather have the real thing. Fortunately for him, Adam Faust is ready and waiting to do just that.
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In Theaters:3/1/2007
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Rascal Video
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