The Shaft (2005)
Deep in the dark recesses of Raging Stallion's new studio space there exists an old shaft with a working freight elevator. Used to move sets from studio to studio during the day, it finds other uses after the sun sets. This new film, THE SHAFT, is all about this nocturnal activity, an expose on male sexuality that recalls to mind the films that made envel Raging Stallion the leader in hyper-macho, leathersex moviemaking. Indeed, in THE SHAFT, director Chris Ward reflects on his early films, once again bringing to the screen the twisted kink that to this day drives men crazy!
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Deep in the dark recesses of Raging Stallion's new studio space there exists an old shaft with a working freight elevator. Used to move sets from studio to studio during the day, it finds other uses after the sun sets. This new film, THE SHAFT, is all about this nocturnal activity, an expose on male sexuality that recalls to mind the films that made envel Raging Stallion the leader in hyper-macho, leathersex moviemaking. Indeed, in THE SHAFT, director Chris Ward reflects on his early films, once again bringing to the screen the twisted kink that to this day drives men crazy!
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In Theaters:11/1/2005
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Raging Stallion Studios
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