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Lost in the Hood 3 (2009)

Guys find themselves wishing they had never entered the Hood. Each guy is snatched off the street while minding their own business; making this an eye popping experience with realism that borders on the extreme! You'll wonder if what you are watching is real or not! Flesh-poundin' sex as the "lost" get pummeled by thugs who will teach these guys to stay the hell out of the hood! You will scream for more after watching this intriguing, fast hitting, full of extreme sex adventure! Be careful, that next turn might just put you in wrong place, wrong time! But maybe that was the idea all along!
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Guys find themselves wishing they had never entered the Hood. Each guy is snatched off the street while minding their own business; making this an eye popping experience with realism that borders on the extreme! You'll wonder if what you are watching is real or not! Flesh-poundin' sex as the "lost" get pummeled by thugs who will teach these guys to stay the hell out of the hood! You will scream for more after watching this intriguing, fast hitting, full of extreme sex adventure! Be careful, that next turn might just put you in wrong place, wrong time! But maybe that was the idea all along!

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Directed By:Edward James
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In Theaters:7/6/2009
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Edward James Productions

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