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Hooked (2001)

Falcon Exclusive Colby Taylor and Lifetime Exclusive Matthew Rush have always been hooked on each other, but they've never had the chance to admit it. An innocent game of wrestling encourages them to finally take the plunge.Eric Hart is busy working in the garden when he needs to go inside and fill up his water can. He sneaks in and catches Billy Kincaid soaping up in the shower and in no time at all, he fills up more than his can with his equally horny partner. Jason Hawke has been pining away over Jeremy Jordan for a long time and he finally gets his wish when the two get away for a sex-charged and magical love fest on the Northern California coast.Newly hired employee Anthony Shaw finds himselfcaught hook, line and sinker by bar manager Travis Wade. He imagines what it would be like to have this hunk of burning love dangling at the end of his line and luckily, at the close of the shift, he gets the chance to find out!
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Falcon Exclusive Colby Taylor and Lifetime Exclusive Matthew Rush have always been hooked on each other, but they've never had the chance to admit it. An innocent game of wrestling encourages them to finally take the plunge.Eric Hart is busy working in the garden when he needs to go inside and fill up his water can. He sneaks in and catches Billy Kincaid soaping up in the shower and in no time at all, he fills up more than his can with his equally horny partner. Jason Hawke has been pining away over Jeremy Jordan for a long time and he finally gets his wish when the two get away for a sex-charged and magical love fest on the Northern California coast.Newly hired employee Anthony Shaw finds himselfcaught hook, line and sinker by bar manager Travis Wade. He imagines what it would be like to have this hunk of burning love dangling at the end of his line and luckily, at the close of the shift, he gets the chance to find out!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Max Phillips
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In Theaters:3/22/2001
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Jocks Studios

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