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Show & Tell (1985)
Their very private sex secrets are out! In candid intereviews and very graphic flashbacks, some of the hottest dudes around town show and tell all -- revealing their hot turn-ons and deepest sexual fantasies! This super feature film escalates into the harest butt-pounding marathon ever caught on tape!
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Their very private sex secrets are out! In candid intereviews and very graphic flashbacks, some of the hottest dudes around town show and tell all -- revealing their hot turn-ons and deepest sexual fantasies! This super feature film escalates into the harest butt-pounding marathon ever caught on tape!
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In Theaters:1/1/1985
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Le Salon Video
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