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The Seeker (2003)

The Seeker is an ultra-slick sex video shot entirely in San Diego, at the city's most happening nightspot Club Montage. The action centers on an adventurous night out on the town and one young man's sexual discoveries and experiences during an evening that contrasts a full range of possibilities from tender to nasty. What the viewer gets is very little talk. Instead he is treated to nearly two full hours of cock sucking asshole eating, power-fucking action! The Seeker is a journey First Class. Every scene leads the viewer through a riveting sexual experience that leaves him breathless, drained and pushing the replay button. Take a Saturday night trip with Studio 2000 - your fever will run high and you'll find just what you've been searching for.
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The Seeker is an ultra-slick sex video shot entirely in San Diego, at the city's most happening nightspot Club Montage. The action centers on an adventurous night out on the town and one young man's sexual discoveries and experiences during an evening that contrasts a full range of possibilities from tender to nasty. What the viewer gets is very little talk. Instead he is treated to nearly two full hours of cock sucking asshole eating, power-fucking action! The Seeker is a journey First Class. Every scene leads the viewer through a riveting sexual experience that leaves him breathless, drained and pushing the replay button. Take a Saturday night trip with Studio 2000 - your fever will run high and you'll find just what you've been searching for.

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Directed By:Chi Chi LaRue
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In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Studio 2000

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