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Raw Gravedigger (2015)
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust – there’s only one thing that’s certain in this life and horny gravedigger, Shane Barret (Max Dior), seems perhaps a little too keen to remind you! Still, why worry about something that’s inevitable? Better instead to make the most of what time you’ve got left to savor the sight of some of the hottest, horniest lads this side of Paradise (Arthur Kral, Ryan Olsen and Sam Williams included) getting their rocks off in a ball-bustin’, cum-churnin’ extravaganza! Death might be a-calling, but the spunk’s gonna flow big-time beforehand.
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Ashes to ashes, dust to dust – there’s only one thing that’s certain in this life and horny gravedigger, Shane Barret (Max Dior), seems perhaps a little too keen to remind you! Still, why worry about something that’s inevitable? Better instead to make the most of what time you’ve got left to savor the sight of some of the hottest, horniest lads this side of Paradise (Arthur Kral, Ryan Olsen and Sam Williams included) getting their rocks off in a ball-bustin’, cum-churnin’ extravaganza! Death might be a-calling, but the spunk’s gonna flow big-time beforehand.
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In Theaters:3/24/2015
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:RAW
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