Straight Boy Seductions (2015)
In this exciting new series from Icon Male, straight men are coaxed into experiencing the pleasure of man-on-man sex. Mature friends Adam Russo and Dirk Caber get physical at a swanky gentlemen's club, while sports coach Ty Roderick is seduced by nerdy, closeted teen Asa Shaw. Lance Hart gives newly-single straight guy Robert Axel the sexual healing he craves, and Adam Russo and Ty Roderick make a second appearance as the most forbidden of couples.
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In this exciting new series from Icon Male, straight men are coaxed into experiencing the pleasure of man-on-man sex. Mature friends Adam Russo and Dirk Caber get physical at a swanky gentlemen's club, while sports coach Ty Roderick is seduced by nerdy, closeted teen Asa Shaw. Lance Hart gives newly-single straight guy Robert Axel the sexual healing he craves, and Adam Russo and Ty Roderick make a second appearance as the most forbidden of couples.
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Written By:Nica Noelle
In Theaters:9/24/2015
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Icon Male
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