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Road Trip, Vol. 10: Las Vegas (2009)
Eager to launch their crotch rockets, our sexed-up rascals find non-stop thrills in this 24/7 party town. Las Vegas really is Sin City for this new group of horny guys aiming to score big. The lights burn brighter, the action is electrifying, and their devil-may-care attitude is explosive. Watch these young dudes throw caution – and all inhibition – out the window.
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Eager to launch their crotch rockets, our sexed-up rascals find non-stop thrills in this 24/7 party town. Las Vegas really is Sin City for this new group of horny guys aiming to score big. The lights burn brighter, the action is electrifying, and their devil-may-care attitude is explosive. Watch these young dudes throw caution – and all inhibition – out the window.
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In Theaters:4/26/2009
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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