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Raw Recruits (1997)

In Raw Recruits, men go man-to-man, toe-to-toe, mouth-to-mouth and top-to-bottom during a very special basic training. The story begins with Kyle McKenna's father forcing him to join the Marines in order to straighten him up and make him fly right, but the futile plan soon backfires. First, Tim Boyd unwinds with Mark Andrews in the barracks after a long day of basic maneuvers. Newcummer Drew Evans watches from his bunk and learns how to make a man the Marine way. New, Dr. Dave Russell performs an extreme physical on Kyle McKenna. Then, Brett Winters goes sexually AWOL with Jake Canon, and finally, Brad Ericksen gets initiated by Drew Andrews. You know the drill! Get Raw Recruits today!
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In Raw Recruits, men go man-to-man, toe-to-toe, mouth-to-mouth and top-to-bottom during a very special basic training. The story begins with Kyle McKenna's father forcing him to join the Marines in order to straighten him up and make him fly right, but the futile plan soon backfires. First, Tim Boyd unwinds with Mark Andrews in the barracks after a long day of basic maneuvers. Newcummer Drew Evans watches from his bunk and learns how to make a man the Marine way. New, Dr. Dave Russell performs an extreme physical on Kyle McKenna. Then, Brett Winters goes sexually AWOL with Jake Canon, and finally, Brad Ericksen gets initiated by Drew Andrews. You know the drill! Get Raw Recruits today!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chip Daniels
Written By:Shane Nelson, K.C. Hart
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Centaur Films

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