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Principal Wood and the Drama Class (2010)
If ever there were a drama class you wouldn't want to act out in, it'd be TJ Wood's. These naughty students get their asses whacked to a nice rosy red. TJ gives a lesson in pain and screams in, Principal Wood & The Drama Class, a spanking film.
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If ever there were a drama class you wouldn't want to act out in, it'd be TJ Wood's. These naughty students get their asses whacked to a nice rosy red. TJ gives a lesson in pain and screams in, Principal Wood & The Drama Class, a spanking film.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:4/14/2010
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:SpankThis, Helix Studios
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