Rein 'Em In (2006)
Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys - unless you want them horny as a rabid prairie dog and looking for nasty action to satisfy their needs. The cowboys and wranglers who sidle up to the bar at Rawhide are looking for good ol' down-and-dirty fun. And raunchy action is what these caballeros get and give. With its Western theme and diverse cast of men, Rein 'Em In has a little of something for every buckeroo. The camerawork and humor make this a bone-inducing flick. And with hotties like Tommy Blade, Blake Riley, and Dean Campbell, you'll be howling "Giddy-up!" in no time.
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Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys - unless you want them horny as a rabid prairie dog and looking for nasty action to satisfy their needs. The cowboys and wranglers who sidle up to the bar at Rawhide are looking for good ol' down-and-dirty fun. And raunchy action is what these caballeros get and give. With its Western theme and diverse cast of men, Rein 'Em In has a little of something for every buckeroo. The camerawork and humor make this a bone-inducing flick. And with hotties like Tommy Blade, Blake Riley, and Dean Campbell, you'll be howling "Giddy-up!" in no time.
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Written By:Chi Chi LaRue
In Theaters:11/15/2006
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Unzipped Video
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