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The Initiation (1994)

Just imagine: Devyn, Tanner, Tim, and Mike teach the hapless pledges house rules. With the pledges, Chad, Chris, Grant & Scott soon finding out there's nothing they won't do... like it or not. Every frat house has a class sucker, and in this case, it's Grant Larsen. And every house has a big orgy, where brother meets brother in the most ultimate of bonding rituals. Well, maybe not every house. Are you ready for The Initiation?
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Just imagine: Devyn, Tanner, Tim, and Mike teach the hapless pledges house rules. With the pledges, Chad, Chris, Grant & Scott soon finding out there's nothing they won't do... like it or not. Every frat house has a class sucker, and in this case, it's Grant Larsen. And every house has a big orgy, where brother meets brother in the most ultimate of bonding rituals. Well, maybe not every house. Are you ready for The Initiation?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jim Steel
Written By:Jim Steel
In Theaters:11/17/1994
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Hard As Steel Productions, Vivid Man

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