From deep within the COLT Vault emerges this goldmine of films, direct from Rip COLT's personal collection. Among the reels of film and videotape we've found a treasure trove of lost favorites and never before seen gems. This digitally re-mastered this bounty stands the test of time and offers proof that true masculinity never grows old. For over 40 years COLT has the led the way in presenting the most masculine expression of all male erotica. This is where it all began.
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Denny
(segment "Mr. Fixit")
Ledermeister
(segment "Mr. Fixit")
Buddy
(segment "Beach Encounter")
Denny
(segment "Beach Encounter")
Jeremy Brent
(segment "Look What I Got")
Dick Trask
(segment "Look What I Got")
Jim
(segment "Dune Buggy Dudes")
Don
(segment "Dune Buggy Dudes")
Ken Sprague
(segment "Studs in Suds")
Kurt Bieber
(segment "Studs in Suds")
Peter Schwartz
(segment "Studs in Suds")
Women who pray together, play together. Very rarely would I describe a story about a group of punk rockers as “whimsical”, but such an engaging array of visual and comedic components make this stand-out new series the star that it is.
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