Studfinder (2005)
Trying to find a stud? Want to make sure your project is perfectly hung? Then you're ready for a studfinder and we recommend working-man Marco Montana. He can help you get the job done, as long as you don't mind it when the sparks start to fly! Marco Montana is the Studfinder and his is on the job to deliver hard-core working-man action!
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Trying to find a stud? Want to make sure your project is perfectly hung? Then you're ready for a studfinder and we recommend working-man Marco Montana. He can help you get the job done, as long as you don't mind it when the sparks start to fly! Marco Montana is the Studfinder and his is on the job to deliver hard-core working-man action!
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Written By:Brad Austin
In Theaters:4/1/2005
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Catalina Video
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