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Fleshtones (1985)
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Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1985
Box Office:
Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Marathon Films
Cast
David DeCoteau
Director
Joel Curry
(segment "The Orgy")
Champ
(segment "The Pool Boy")
Brian Thompson
(segment "The Pool Boy")
Jeff Bentley
(segment "The Orgy")
David Reams
(segment "The Truck Stop")
Shawn Peters
(segment "The Paper Boy")
Somyung Mahn
(segment "The Paper Boy")
Jake Scott
(segment "The Plumber")
Joe Nevada
(segment "The Truck Stop")
Mark Christopher
(segment "The Plumber")
Lee Roy
(segment "The Orgy")
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