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True Stories: Letters from the Hot House Files (1994)
Based on letters sent in from actual Hot House viewers, True Stories showcases a cast of hunky studs (including superstars Cliff Parker and Mark Baxter) who reveal their private tales of sleazy sex. Starring Hot House Exclusive Mark Baxter!
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Based on letters sent in from actual Hot House viewers, True Stories showcases a cast of hunky studs (including superstars Cliff Parker and Mark Baxter) who reveal their private tales of sleazy sex. Starring Hot House Exclusive Mark Baxter!
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Steven Scarborough, Craig Latker
In Theaters:7/15/1994
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Hot House Entertainment
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