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Hazed (2001)

Seven sexed up frat boys and three eager initiates participate in a hazing ceremony they'll never forget. Blindfolded and on their knees, three new pledges get ready for a series of sexual challenges that will leave them soaked, satisfied and eager to keep their frat brothers satisfied and served. Humiliation, bondage, sucking, rimming, fucking and gang-banging are all part of this amazing hazing ceremony.
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Seven sexed up frat boys and three eager initiates participate in a hazing ceremony they'll never forget. Blindfolded and on their knees, three new pledges get ready for a series of sexual challenges that will leave them soaked, satisfied and eager to keep their frat brothers satisfied and served. Humiliation, bondage, sucking, rimming, fucking and gang-banging are all part of this amazing hazing ceremony.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chi Chi LaRue
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In Theaters:6/27/2001
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Jocks Studios

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