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Verboten (2007)

Welcome to Verboten, a smoking-hot new leather series from AVN Hall of Fame Director Steven Scarborough. 12 butch, sex-crazed Hot House hunks bring the art of S&M to life in Verboten, the steamiest new sex club in the notorious SoMa district of San Francisco. In Part I, Hot House Exclusives Alex Collack and C.J. Knight work the ropes and new Exclusive Dillon Crow makes his no holds barred debut in a scene that proves his rugged kick-boxing attitude is no joke. The club is tricked out with larger than life art installations and the latest gear from our accomplices Mr. S Leather and Dungeon Beds. So become a member of Verboten: Submission is free.
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Welcome to Verboten, a smoking-hot new leather series from AVN Hall of Fame Director Steven Scarborough. 12 butch, sex-crazed Hot House hunks bring the art of S&M to life in Verboten, the steamiest new sex club in the notorious SoMa district of San Francisco. In Part I, Hot House Exclusives Alex Collack and C.J. Knight work the ropes and new Exclusive Dillon Crow makes his no holds barred debut in a scene that proves his rugged kick-boxing attitude is no joke. The club is tricked out with larger than life art installations and the latest gear from our accomplices Mr. S Leather and Dungeon Beds. So become a member of Verboten: Submission is free.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Steven Scarborough
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In Theaters:11/26/2007
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Hot House Entertainment

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