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Lifeguard! The Men of Deep Water Beach (2006)
Even by director Joe Gage's hard-cocked high standards, LifeGuard! The Men of Deep Water Beach is sensational. There's never been a more shocking sex shack than these lifeguards' beach house. Legendary Ray Dragon slammin' it to a pair of pups, soon-to-be legendary TitanMen Exclusive Tober Brandt swappin' fucks with wild man Derrick Hanson, plus hole hound Zackary Pierce and that hot plugger with the big plunger, Ken Mack.
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Even by director Joe Gage's hard-cocked high standards, LifeGuard! The Men of Deep Water Beach is sensational. There's never been a more shocking sex shack than these lifeguards' beach house. Legendary Ray Dragon slammin' it to a pair of pups, soon-to-be legendary TitanMen Exclusive Tober Brandt swappin' fucks with wild man Derrick Hanson, plus hole hound Zackary Pierce and that hot plugger with the big plunger, Ken Mack.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Tim Kincaid
In Theaters:8/24/2006
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Runtime:240 minutes
Studio:Titan Media
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