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Rawhide (1981)
A group of older, rough cowboys corner the newest, youngest member of the ranch crew in the barn and work him over until it becomes apparent that the man is a true masochist. After they've had their way with him, they threaten him to not tell the farmer what has happened. However, the boss soon discovers the ranch hand.
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A group of older, rough cowboys corner the newest, youngest member of the ranch crew in the barn and work him over until it becomes apparent that the man is a true masochist. After they've had their way with him, they threaten him to not tell the farmer what has happened. However, the boss soon discovers the ranch hand.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:7/1/1981
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Bijou Video, HIS Video
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