15th installment in the series, features the segments "Floaters", "Crazy Skulls 3", "Sperm in a Bottle" and "My Boy".
Jim Powers
Director
Teri Starr
Swimmer (segment: "Floaters")
Candy Apples
Stranded Woman (segment: "Crazy Skulls 3")
Erika Bella
Jogger (segment: "Sperm in a Bottle")
Candy Hill
Candy (segment: "My Boy")
Napoleon
Brandon's Son (segment: "My Boy")
Brandon Iron
Brandon (segment: "My Boy")
Dave Hardman
Floater #1 (segment: "Floaters")
Rick Masters
Floater #2 (segment: "Floaters")
Brian Surewood
Panty Sniffer #1 (segment: "Sperm in a Bottle")
James Bonn
Panty Sniffer #2 (segment: "Sperm in a Bottle")
Red
Car Lot Owner (segment: "Crazy Skulls 3")
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