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Hotel Hook-Up (2014)
NakedSword presents Hotel Hook-Up. Director Leo Forte brings you the untold stories of the men who travel to Chicago for the sights, the sounds and the hard cock. Find an escape, a night to remember, or a night to forget; if you don't have someone to fuck, find someone. Pound on the walls. Scream. Make a mess. Anything goes when you stay at a no-tell hotel. Don't forget to hang the Do Not Disturb sign on the door, then go to town... Chi-Town.
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NakedSword presents Hotel Hook-Up. Director Leo Forte brings you the untold stories of the men who travel to Chicago for the sights, the sounds and the hard cock. Find an escape, a night to remember, or a night to forget; if you don't have someone to fuck, find someone. Pound on the walls. Scream. Make a mess. Anything goes when you stay at a no-tell hotel. Don't forget to hang the Do Not Disturb sign on the door, then go to town... Chi-Town.
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In Theaters:1/1/2014
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:NakedSword
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