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Friction (1995)
A group of over-sexed roommates share the rent and a whole lot more in posh San Francisco condo. Muscular cock-hungry Jake Andrews leads the pack of hunks into a den of iniquity where men shower with the door open and help each other get off to work in the morning - Hot House style. Sparks fly when you throw in an electrician and a gardener who knows how to handle a ho. These crazy studs nearly burn the place to the ground, they generate so much Friction!
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A group of over-sexed roommates share the rent and a whole lot more in posh San Francisco condo. Muscular cock-hungry Jake Andrews leads the pack of hunks into a den of iniquity where men shower with the door open and help each other get off to work in the morning - Hot House style. Sparks fly when you throw in an electrician and a gardener who knows how to handle a ho. These crazy studs nearly burn the place to the ground, they generate so much Friction!
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Craig Latker
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Hot House Entertainment
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