
Homewrecker (2009) – a gay comedy by Paul Hart – Trailer
Hunky Boyd (Dylan Vox, aka porn star Brad Benton) is a handsome but hapless young man who has just been abandoned by his lover.
Director: Paul Hart
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Hunky Boyd (Dylan Vox, aka porn star Brad Benton) is a handsome but hapless young man who has just been abandoned by his lover.
Director: Paul Hart

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Director: Patrick McGuinn
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Director; Adam Baran

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Director & Editor – Matt Porter

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