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Private Lowlife (2007)
In his directorial debut for Hot House Video Michael Clift commands the finest enlisted men ever assembled in Private Lowlife! Bunker down in your favorite foxhole and watch this series of five military training reels that show the rigorous physical training and mental acuity needed to serve in the Hot House regiment! International sensation Hot House Exclusive Francesco D'Macho leads a cast of 12 muscle-bound jarheads including Lifetime Exclusives Alex Collack and Kent North! Also starring Drill Sergeant Marc Williams puts the troops to the test in our tongue-in-cheek tribute to the men in uniform!
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In his directorial debut for Hot House Video Michael Clift commands the finest enlisted men ever assembled in Private Lowlife! Bunker down in your favorite foxhole and watch this series of five military training reels that show the rigorous physical training and mental acuity needed to serve in the Hot House regiment! International sensation Hot House Exclusive Francesco D'Macho leads a cast of 12 muscle-bound jarheads including Lifetime Exclusives Alex Collack and Kent North! Also starring Drill Sergeant Marc Williams puts the troops to the test in our tongue-in-cheek tribute to the men in uniform!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/21/2007
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Hot House Entertainment
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