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Leather Obsession (1994)

In Leather Obsession, Joshua Sterling comes to Los Angeles to visit his cousin Tom Katt and join him having fun in the wild big city night life. Tom takes his hunky cousin under his wing to show him the ropes. They stop at a leather bar called The Spike where the two become very popular. Leather Obsession is an unforgettable non-stop orgy of major proportions! These hot buff men are all into leather but they're willing to strip it all off and show you their hot and horny man beef! If you're into big muscular men in tight leather than this is the film for you! Filmed on location at the Spike Bar in West Hollywood.
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In Leather Obsession, Joshua Sterling comes to Los Angeles to visit his cousin Tom Katt and join him having fun in the wild big city night life. Tom takes his hunky cousin under his wing to show him the ropes. They stop at a leather bar called The Spike where the two become very popular. Leather Obsession is an unforgettable non-stop orgy of major proportions! These hot buff men are all into leather but they're willing to strip it all off and show you their hot and horny man beef! If you're into big muscular men in tight leather than this is the film for you! Filmed on location at the Spike Bar in West Hollywood.

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Directed By:Thor Stephens
Written By:Thor Stephens
In Theaters:1/1/1994
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Forum Studios

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