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Raunch Ranch (1995)
A couple of outlaw hombres are on the run from a train robbery and as they swing by PJ's ranch, the decide to hide out as ranch hands. Their idea to lay low goes up in smoke when they discover that the ranch widow and her daughters are usually hands-on. Hands-on the-ranch-hands, to be precise.
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A couple of outlaw hombres are on the run from a train robbery and as they swing by PJ's ranch, the decide to hide out as ranch hands. Their idea to lay low goes up in smoke when they discover that the ranch widow and her daughters are usually hands-on. Hands-on the-ranch-hands, to be precise.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Jim Powers
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Legend Video
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