Tubi Halloween Picks
I like discovering something new among the old and Tubi has an assortment of horror films from cinema's past for just such an occasion.
HUNGarians (1998)
This feature was shot on location in Hungary under Kristen Bjorn's guidance by budding director Steve Cadro. The cast consists of 17 superb Hungarian men, of few of whom you'll probably recognize from Kristen Bjorn films along with a batch of fresh faces, hot bods, and big, uncut dicks.
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This feature was shot on location in Hungary under Kristen Bjorn's guidance by budding director Steve Cadro. The cast consists of 17 superb Hungarian men, of few of whom you'll probably recognize from Kristen Bjorn films along with a batch of fresh faces, hot bods, and big, uncut dicks.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1998
Box Office:
Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Sarava Productions
Cast
Steve Cadro
Director
Zsolt Kopazs
(segments "Escape From Bosnia" & "The Magician")
Horst Patre
(segment "Escape From Bosnia")
Istvan Szombat
(segment "Escape From Bosnia")
Layos Bognar
(segment "East Side Story")
Ivan Toth
(segment "East Side Story")
Adam Szendi
(segment "East Side Story")
Andras Garotni
(segment "Hungarian Rhapsody")
Gabor Szabo
(segment "Hungarian Rhapsody")
Tamas Konya
(segment "Hungarian Rhapsody")
Arpad Czene
(segment "The Magician")
Csaba Nagyfosz
(segment "The Magician")
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