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Open Season (1985)

Collection of four short films from Falcon Studios and Bob Anthony Studio. "Open Season" — Allen decides he wants to watch as two young men do their thing but soon his interest grows hard and into the action he goes. "Long Distance" — Rick met Phillip while visiting from Los Angeles, and at first sight he knew that they would have beautiful sex together. "Should Streak" — The top has a perfectly shaped man-sized tool while the bottom has a beautiful pair of buttocks with thighs that appear to be sculpture in marble. "Scott Solo" — Hot young stud in the lockerroom takes matters into his own hands.
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Collection of four short films from Falcon Studios and Bob Anthony Studio. "Open Season" — Allen decides he wants to watch as two young men do their thing but soon his interest grows hard and into the action he goes. "Long Distance" — Rick met Phillip while visiting from Los Angeles, and at first sight he knew that they would have beautiful sex together. "Should Streak" — The top has a perfectly shaped man-sized tool while the bottom has a beautiful pair of buttocks with thighs that appear to be sculpture in marble. "Scott Solo" — Hot young stud in the lockerroom takes matters into his own hands.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Matt Sterling
Written By:
In Theaters:1/1/1985
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios

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