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Scared Stiff (2015)
With Hallowe’en just around the corner, the boys of Staxus conjure up a scary, spooky tale of loss, unresolved histories and supernatural terror. All nicely interspersed with exactly the kind of hardcore action that we’ve long since grown accustomed to from the likes of Yuri Adamov, Sven Laarson and Noah Matous. Fear is definitely only part of the story; as this horny band of cock-lusting terrors joins forces with new boys, Johny Cherry and Tristan Archer, for a blood-curdling, ball-draining romp of totally spunktastic proportions!
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With Hallowe’en just around the corner, the boys of Staxus conjure up a scary, spooky tale of loss, unresolved histories and supernatural terror. All nicely interspersed with exactly the kind of hardcore action that we’ve long since grown accustomed to from the likes of Yuri Adamov, Sven Laarson and Noah Matous. Fear is definitely only part of the story; as this horny band of cock-lusting terrors joins forces with new boys, Johny Cherry and Tristan Archer, for a blood-curdling, ball-draining romp of totally spunktastic proportions!
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/5/2015
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:SauVage, Staxus
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