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Manplay 24: Boot Camp (2006)
Gay adult superstar Ray Dragon makes his TitanMen directing debut, in collaboration with lead director Brian Mills, with the all-sex feature Boot Camp: ManPlay 24. The director may be new, but the fierce ManPlay sexuality stays the same--striking all-new TitanMen performers in unscripted, spontaneous sexual episodes that deliver straight up the kind of gritty, masculine sexuality that's always been Dragon's personal specialty. And don't worry--there's no fake army crap in Boot Camp: ManPlay 24! Just ten men who've enlisted for three extended scenes of steamy, sweat covered, barracks buddy sex. Muscled Darius Falke--a new TitanMen exclusive--makes his explosive film debut with Sergio Anthony and Adam Faust.
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Gay adult superstar Ray Dragon makes his TitanMen directing debut, in collaboration with lead director Brian Mills, with the all-sex feature Boot Camp: ManPlay 24. The director may be new, but the fierce ManPlay sexuality stays the same--striking all-new TitanMen performers in unscripted, spontaneous sexual episodes that deliver straight up the kind of gritty, masculine sexuality that's always been Dragon's personal specialty. And don't worry--there's no fake army crap in Boot Camp: ManPlay 24! Just ten men who've enlisted for three extended scenes of steamy, sweat covered, barracks buddy sex. Muscled Darius Falke--a new TitanMen exclusive--makes his explosive film debut with Sergio Anthony and Adam Faust.
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In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:MSR Video, Titan Media
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