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Fuck Puppets 2 (2013)

Original pre-release title "Fuck Puppets 2 (2013)" featured a closing scene between Bonnie Rotten and Max Hardcore, filmed in 2012. The footage included Bonnie and Max engaging in rough sex as well as urine and vomit play. Max advertised the film as Bonnie's first scene. Due to a lawsuit brought against Max by Ms. Rotten, the film, which Max was showing off on his website (including a trailer, stills and a boxcover), was pulled. The film was re-released as "Fuck Puppets 20" with Rotten's scene edited out and replaced with a scene between Nikki Nievez and Hardcore. All scenes filmed between 2008 and 2012. Currently there are no volumes of "Fuck Puppets" between 1 and 20. Screener copy of "Fuck Puppets 2" was listed as running 62 minutes. According to the DVD cover of "Fuck Puppets 20", the runtime is 120 minutes.
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Original pre-release title "Fuck Puppets 2 (2013)" featured a closing scene between Bonnie Rotten and Max Hardcore, filmed in 2012. The footage included Bonnie and Max engaging in rough sex as well as urine and vomit play. Max advertised the film as Bonnie's first scene. Due to a lawsuit brought against Max by Ms. Rotten, the film, which Max was showing off on his website (including a trailer, stills and a boxcover), was pulled. The film was re-released as "Fuck Puppets 20" with Rotten's scene edited out and replaced with a scene between Nikki Nievez and Hardcore. All scenes filmed between 2008 and 2012. Currently there are no volumes of "Fuck Puppets" between 1 and 20. Screener copy of "Fuck Puppets 2" was listed as running 62 minutes. According to the DVD cover of "Fuck Puppets 20", the runtime is 120 minutes.

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