Flesh & Fantasy (1985)
What happens to a simple farm boy when his crops fail, his girl leaves him, and he hasn't had an erection in six months? If he's John Powell Jones, he makes a unique deal with the devil...his soul in exchange for unlimited hard-ons. an offer he can't refuse, obviously, and one that takes him into the arms & beds of many a lovely lady.
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What happens to a simple farm boy when his crops fail, his girl leaves him, and he hasn't had an erection in six months? If he's John Powell Jones, he makes a unique deal with the devil...his soul in exchange for unlimited hard-ons. an offer he can't refuse, obviously, and one that takes him into the arms & beds of many a lovely lady.
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