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Weekend Lockup (1979)
Collection of four short films from Falcon Studios. "Allen" is a hot college jock playing with the bulge behind his jockstrap. In "Thrust After Thrust" Phillip and Michael lock their beautiful bodies together with manly pleasure. Superstar Al Parker spends a hot "Weekend Lockup" behind bars with the sheriff's young deputies. "Mandingo" features a black superstud who unloads his young sex juice.
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Collection of four short films from Falcon Studios. "Allen" is a hot college jock playing with the bulge behind his jockstrap. In "Thrust After Thrust" Phillip and Michael lock their beautiful bodies together with manly pleasure. Superstar Al Parker spends a hot "Weekend Lockup" behind bars with the sheriff's young deputies. "Mandingo" features a black superstud who unloads his young sex juice.
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In Theaters:1/1/1979
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
Cast
Matt Sterling
Director
Michael
(segment "Thrust After Thrust") (archive footage)
Phillip
(segment "Thrust After Thrust") (archive footage)
Al Parker
(segment "Weekend Lockup") (archive footage)
Will Seagers
(segment "Weekend Lockup") (archive footage)
Steve Taylor
(segment "Weekend Lockup") (archive footage)
Allen
(segment "Allen") (archive footage)
Mandingo
(segment "Mandingo") (archive footage)
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