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Flip Flop Fuckers (1985)
A compilation tape that is so hot, probably because the scenes are all pre-condom, all directed by William Higgins, and all from Laguna Pacific. Each and every scene is great here, but our fave has to be the Christopher Lance/Grant Fagan coupling. Mega-yumsie! Scenes included here are from Sailor in the Wild, These Bases are Loaded, Members Only and the exquisite The Young & the Hung. Can't go wrong with this one, but you're much better off getting the actual films these scenes were taken from. Down with compilations - long live features!
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A compilation tape that is so hot, probably because the scenes are all pre-condom, all directed by William Higgins, and all from Laguna Pacific. Each and every scene is great here, but our fave has to be the Christopher Lance/Grant Fagan coupling. Mega-yumsie! Scenes included here are from Sailor in the Wild, These Bases are Loaded, Members Only and the exquisite The Young & the Hung. Can't go wrong with this one, but you're much better off getting the actual films these scenes were taken from. Down with compilations - long live features!
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In Theaters:1/1/1985
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Catalina Video
Cast
William Higgins
Director
Brian Thompson
(archive footage)
Christopher Lance
(archive footage)
Cory Adams
(archive footage)
Danny Scott
(archive footage)
Grant Fagan
(archive footage)
Jack Burke
(archive footage)
Jon King
(archive footage)
Steve West
(archive footage)
Marc Silver
(archive footage)
Rick Peters
(archive footage)
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