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Highway (2022)
There's one specific van you should always be on the lookout for and if you see it on the Highway. Just know that there's some naked college jock that's tied up in there, being held against his will. From directors Devin Franco and Jasun Mark, this thriller follows two mysterious masters that are on the hunt for submissive bottoms willing to bend to their every whim. So if you see this demented van pull up next to you on the Highway, just know it's just on a one-way journey to use and abuse some helpless college studs.
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There's one specific van you should always be on the lookout for and if you see it on the Highway. Just know that there's some naked college jock that's tied up in there, being held against his will. From directors Devin Franco and Jasun Mark, this thriller follows two mysterious masters that are on the hunt for submissive bottoms willing to bend to their every whim. So if you see this demented van pull up next to you on the Highway, just know it's just on a one-way journey to use and abuse some helpless college studs.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Devin Franco, Trenton Ducati, Jasun Mark
In Theaters:3/25/2022
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Fetish Force
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