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The Arousers (1984)

The action gets hard 'n horny as Jeff (Michael Christopher) a young 'n hung psych major gets down to details on his male sexuality term paper, and the fantasies he's collected for research do some research of their own. Cram for finals with Rick "Humungous" Donovon, Brian Hawkes, Jeremy Scott, Joe Reeves & a fistful of sunny Southern Californians in The Arousers!
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The action gets hard 'n horny as Jeff (Michael Christopher) a young 'n hung psych major gets down to details on his male sexuality term paper, and the fantasies he's collected for research do some research of their own. Cram for finals with Rick "Humungous" Donovon, Brian Hawkes, Jeremy Scott, Joe Reeves & a fistful of sunny Southern Californians in The Arousers!

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Directed By:Philip St. John
Written By:Philip St. John
In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Le Salon Video, Rollo Productions

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