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Inked Boyz 2 (2010)
The hottest tattooed studs from classic Raging Stallion movies. Starring GayVN Performer of the Year Logan McCree and Steve Cruz! Featuring scorching scenes from The Shaft, The Red and the Black, Hard as Wood, Your Masters, and Ink Storm.
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The hottest tattooed studs from classic Raging Stallion movies. Starring GayVN Performer of the Year Logan McCree and Steve Cruz! Featuring scorching scenes from The Shaft, The Red and the Black, Hard as Wood, Your Masters, and Ink Storm.
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In Theaters:7/30/2010
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Raging Stallion Studios
Cast
Chris Ward, J.D. Slater
Director
Colin West
(archive footage)
Damien Vincetti
(archive footage)
Danny Mann
(archive footage)
Duke Rivers
(archive footage)
François Sagat
(archive footage)
Logan McCree
(archive footage)
Michael Ray
(archive footage)
Montaz Morgan
(archive footage)
Nick Piston
(archive footage)
Pete Ross
(archive footage)
Rafael Alencar
(archive footage)
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