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Pledges: It's a Man's World 2 (2002)
Pledges (It's A Man's World, Part 2) is Studio 2000's latest slurpy sugar-rush of erotic escapism. Adventurous director Derek Kent always has a trick or two up his sleeve. Here he delivers his tasty and edgy take on what happens in a fraternity house filled to overflow with horny frat brothers and willing pledges. Rest assured, Pledges is the stuff stiffies are made of. Studio 2000's stock and trade is, now and forever, gorgeous, hung and hot guys and Pledges more than rises to the tradition. Studio 2000 Exclusives Roland Dane and Robert Balint, both featured in the last month's Pistons, are back to make your peckers pulsate. If such a thing is possible, Dane is more delicious than ever and the muscular mountain of a man Balint bangs butt like never before.
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Pledges (It's A Man's World, Part 2) is Studio 2000's latest slurpy sugar-rush of erotic escapism. Adventurous director Derek Kent always has a trick or two up his sleeve. Here he delivers his tasty and edgy take on what happens in a fraternity house filled to overflow with horny frat brothers and willing pledges. Rest assured, Pledges is the stuff stiffies are made of. Studio 2000's stock and trade is, now and forever, gorgeous, hung and hot guys and Pledges more than rises to the tradition. Studio 2000 Exclusives Roland Dane and Robert Balint, both featured in the last month's Pistons, are back to make your peckers pulsate. If such a thing is possible, Dane is more delicious than ever and the muscular mountain of a man Balint bangs butt like never before.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Tyler Adams
In Theaters:10/2/2002
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Studio 2000
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