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Hole Puncher (2010)

The world's foremost and freaktastic Fister is back in Hole Puncher. Join superstud Matthias Von Fistenberg, in his freshest collection of hardcore fist-fucking, hole-pumping action scenes to date. Follow him on the prowl in Europe, seeking out a serious Hole Puncher, a real power fist pig that will slake his thirst, as well as his talented protege Thiago Romero. Four sizzling scenes, six ripe studs, punching holes and makin ‘em cry.
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The world's foremost and freaktastic Fister is back in Hole Puncher. Join superstud Matthias Von Fistenberg, in his freshest collection of hardcore fist-fucking, hole-pumping action scenes to date. Follow him on the prowl in Europe, seeking out a serious Hole Puncher, a real power fist pig that will slake his thirst, as well as his talented protege Thiago Romero. Four sizzling scenes, six ripe studs, punching holes and makin ‘em cry.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:174 minutes
Studio:Dark Alley Media

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