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Region Code: None

Catalog #: DX1185521

Languages: English Dolby Digital 2.0 (Primary)

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From the classic solo films collection of Fox Studio. If you're into big and beefy dudes (Derek Cruise looks sensational here) popping a big ol' nut outdoors, you'll probably go gaga over this one.

Shot long before solos were being cranked out by studios seemingly every other week, this one really stands out from the bunch. The men are all hot, and more importantly, really look like they were having a blast. There's none of that "distracted look" crap here, and the remastered DVD houses some really good photo gallery shots to boot. Sure, it's just a solo title, but it's one of the best of it's kind. Definitely worth owning if hot solos do it for you.

 -- Keeneye Reeves

Product Format Information

DVD : $19.99

  • Availability:  In stock and ready to ship
  • Region Code:  None
  • Catalog #: DX1185521

    • Studio :  Fox Studio

  • Languages:  English Dolby Digital 2.0 (Primary)
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.33, Full-Frame
  • Extras: Trailers
  • Features:
  • Photo gallery
  • Chapter selection
  • Digitally mastered
  • DVD-ROM compatible
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Our Rating: 3 Stars

1995, 90 min

Country:  US

Studio :  Fox Studio

Cast:  Ken Adams, Max Stratton, Kord Von Helsig, Marshall Rogeur, Derek Cruise

Director:  John Coletti