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Hot Chocolate (1996)

A mocha-flavored fuck-fest from director Peter Goesinya. The men are tall, dark, and willing to color your world with their giant chocolate rods! Peter Goesinya takes us on a trip to Club Deep, where sexual desires and serets are revealed. An all-black, all-hung cast featuring Bobby Blake, Bo Stallion and Gene LaMar. This steamy video has something to cure anybody's sweet tooth cravings.
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A mocha-flavored fuck-fest from director Peter Goesinya. The men are tall, dark, and willing to color your world with their giant chocolate rods! Peter Goesinya takes us on a trip to Club Deep, where sexual desires and serets are revealed. An all-black, all-hung cast featuring Bobby Blake, Bo Stallion and Gene LaMar. This steamy video has something to cure anybody's sweet tooth cravings.

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Directed By:Thor Stephens
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In Theaters:6/12/1996
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Studio:All Worlds Video

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