The Velvet Mafia 2 (2006)
During the armed kidnapping of Fox Ryder by The Starr Family, Cassio drops a dime on an Avalon family member. Duke pistolwhips Brandon into the darkroom never expecting magnetic attraction for each other would explode. The star-crossed lovers soon rendezvous in a Hollywood Hills cabin, until tragedy strikes.In the end, the wrong person gets killed. A bloody turf war erupts. A powerful secret gets uncovered. And, Fox Ryder fucks both families like a velvet hammer.
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During the armed kidnapping of Fox Ryder by The Starr Family, Cassio drops a dime on an Avalon family member. Duke pistolwhips Brandon into the darkroom never expecting magnetic attraction for each other would explode. The star-crossed lovers soon rendezvous in a Hollywood Hills cabin, until tragedy strikes.In the end, the wrong person gets killed. A bloody turf war erupts. A powerful secret gets uncovered. And, Fox Ryder fucks both families like a velvet hammer.
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Written By:Austin Deeds
In Theaters:9/26/2006
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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