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Stark Naked (2008)

AVN Hall of Fame Director Steven Scarborough strips it down to the bare bones in Stark Naked! There's no need for a plot, no time for a set-up, hell - there's not even one stitch of clothing! Hot House Exclusive C.J. Knight debuts as a hard-hitting top, surprising everyone in a power-charged flip-flop scene with Exclusive Ross Hurston. Nick Piston makes his much heralded return to Hot House and brings new Hot House Exclusive Johnny Gunn, his real-life partner, along for the ride. When you've got a collection of horse-hung studs with raging hard-ons ready and waiting, there's only one way to see them in action - Stark Naked!
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AVN Hall of Fame Director Steven Scarborough strips it down to the bare bones in Stark Naked! There's no need for a plot, no time for a set-up, hell - there's not even one stitch of clothing! Hot House Exclusive C.J. Knight debuts as a hard-hitting top, surprising everyone in a power-charged flip-flop scene with Exclusive Ross Hurston. Nick Piston makes his much heralded return to Hot House and brings new Hot House Exclusive Johnny Gunn, his real-life partner, along for the ride. When you've got a collection of horse-hung studs with raging hard-ons ready and waiting, there's only one way to see them in action - Stark Naked!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Steven Scarborough
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In Theaters:3/10/2008
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Hot House Entertainment

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