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Hog: The Leather File (2003)

A smack across your ass...a hand twisting your tits...a stiff cock making your hole open.... You know what turns you on, and so does John Rutherford. This new feature captures the intensity of sex between men who live their lives in leather on bikes lovingly known as hogs. Join COLT Men Exclusives Adam Dexter and Dave Angelo along with Russian sensation Andreas Stern as they explore leather, cigar smoking, spitting, dildos and bondage, plus all the screwing, double penetration, sucking and big cocks you'd expect. In the world of HOG - The Leather File, John Rutherford creates a unique place where leather is a way of life, where sex is a struggle for power and control, and where all the men are COLT Men!
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A smack across your ass...a hand twisting your tits...a stiff cock making your hole open.... You know what turns you on, and so does John Rutherford. This new feature captures the intensity of sex between men who live their lives in leather on bikes lovingly known as hogs. Join COLT Men Exclusives Adam Dexter and Dave Angelo along with Russian sensation Andreas Stern as they explore leather, cigar smoking, spitting, dildos and bondage, plus all the screwing, double penetration, sucking and big cocks you'd expect. In the world of HOG - The Leather File, John Rutherford creates a unique place where leather is a way of life, where sex is a struggle for power and control, and where all the men are COLT Men!

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Directed By:John Rutherford
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In Theaters:12/1/2003
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Colt Studio Group

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