'Kobra Auto Retrato'
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Man to Man (1995)
Jim Steele brings you another dose of the hard stuff. This time, try out the latest way to meet . . . phone sex with a twist. These fantasies come to life! Tanner Reeves and Toby Noon live out their jailhouse desires and attack each other like caged animals. Brett Ford has long admired his "straight" buddy, Cutter West, and services him on all fours. Hard enough? We're just getting stated. Man to Man . . . just a phone call away. Steele captures a host of hot, muscular and manly men who are very much into each other--literally. Nothing like good sex between two hot, butch men who know how to please each other to the hilt!
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Jim Steele brings you another dose of the hard stuff. This time, try out the latest way to meet . . . phone sex with a twist. These fantasies come to life! Tanner Reeves and Toby Noon live out their jailhouse desires and attack each other like caged animals. Brett Ford has long admired his "straight" buddy, Cutter West, and services him on all fours. Hard enough? We're just getting stated. Man to Man . . . just a phone call away. Steele captures a host of hot, muscular and manly men who are very much into each other--literally. Nothing like good sex between two hot, butch men who know how to please each other to the hilt!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Hard As Steel Productions
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