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Guys Go Crazy 29: Frathouse Fuckers (2010)

Guys Go Crazy 28: Frathouse Fuckers gives us a steamy inside look at the sexiest pledging ritual on the planet! At their annual mid-semester party, the dudes in the Czech branch of this all-gay international fraternity are getting their drink on and awaiting the new recruits. There's some hot hazing action planned, complete with booze, candles, and lots of horny activity. The brothers are growing impatient, though, and decide to get things started while they're waiting. What starts out with a little mutual jacking and sucking among the bros soon culminates in an all out fuck fest. There's nothing innocent about this initiation ceremony, and once the new guys arrive, the hazing gets even hotter!
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Guys Go Crazy 28: Frathouse Fuckers gives us a steamy inside look at the sexiest pledging ritual on the planet! At their annual mid-semester party, the dudes in the Czech branch of this all-gay international fraternity are getting their drink on and awaiting the new recruits. There's some hot hazing action planned, complete with booze, candles, and lots of horny activity. The brothers are growing impatient, though, and decide to get things started while they're waiting. What starts out with a little mutual jacking and sucking among the bros soon culminates in an all out fuck fest. There's nothing innocent about this initiation ceremony, and once the new guys arrive, the hazing gets even hotter!

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In Theaters:6/6/2010
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:EroMaxx

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