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Manhole (2009)

It all started a few years ago when three guys - Jake Dakota, Dak Ramsey and Vin Nolan - were ending their shift at the factory. They peeled out of their sweaty work clothes and began eyeing the growing bulges in each other's underwear. Things quickly escalated from there. Word got out and a few other workers in the factory decided that Jake, Dak and Vin shouldn't be the ones to have all the fun. The factory has since shut down. The men rule now. It became the place to go when you need to release your pent-up sexual desires. Are you ready to fall into the Man Hole?
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It all started a few years ago when three guys - Jake Dakota, Dak Ramsey and Vin Nolan - were ending their shift at the factory. They peeled out of their sweaty work clothes and began eyeing the growing bulges in each other's underwear. Things quickly escalated from there. Word got out and a few other workers in the factory decided that Jake, Dak and Vin shouldn't be the ones to have all the fun. The factory has since shut down. The men rule now. It became the place to go when you need to release your pent-up sexual desires. Are you ready to fall into the Man Hole?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:John Bruno
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In Theaters:8/4/2009
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Mustang Studios

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