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Fuck Him Up (2017)
When his world fractures after a sudden breakup, Tayte refuses to quietly fade away. Instead, he embarks on a calculated campaign of sexual retribution. Weaponizing his body, he systematically dismantles his ex’s life from the inside out—seducing close friends, compromising bosses, and ruthlessly claiming his former lover's new partner.
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When his world fractures after a sudden breakup, Tayte refuses to quietly fade away. Instead, he embarks on a calculated campaign of sexual retribution. Weaponizing his body, he systematically dismantles his ex’s life from the inside out—seducing close friends, compromising bosses, and ruthlessly claiming his former lover's new partner.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:6/28/2017
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:MEN
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