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Mass Appeal (1999)

Handsome stud Ken Ryker finds himself stranded on a bleak desert highway, but manages to hitch a friendly ride. Hopping into a car with dark and brooding Jon Eric and his buxom girlfriend Sky, Ken gets taken on the bisexual ride of his life.
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Handsome stud Ken Ryker finds himself stranded on a bleak desert highway, but manages to hitch a friendly ride. Hopping into a car with dark and brooding Jon Eric and his buxom girlfriend Sky, Ken gets taken on the bisexual ride of his life.

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Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Michael Zen
Written By:Jim Steel
In Theaters:12/1/1999
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Men of Odyssey, Odyssey Group Video

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