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Young Men of the 80's Volume 1 (2002)
The uninhibited young men of the 80's, that's when hard-core sex action was at its peak. It was raw, spontaneous excitement. The kind you'll always remember. The kind you can watch over and over again. The kind that takes you back to the beginning.
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The uninhibited young men of the 80's, that's when hard-core sex action was at its peak. It was raw, spontaneous excitement. The kind you'll always remember. The kind you can watch over and over again. The kind that takes you back to the beginning.
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Written By:William Higgins, Scott Masters
In Theaters:1/1/2002
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Emerson Film Corporation, Laguna Pacific, John Summers Productions, Channel 1 Releasing, Nova Productions, Buckshot Productions, Malibu Studios, Catalina Video
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