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Justice

NC-1720062h 28mSteven Scarborough
IMDb 7.6

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This masterpiece from AVN Hall of Fame Director Steven Scarborough follows the story of Toby Conners (Rollins), a young man falsely accused and convicted of a crime he didn't commit. In a nod to director Lars Von Trier (Dancer in the Dark, Dogville), Scarborough puts Toby in situations that continually spiral out of control, leaving Toby no choice but to use his sexual moxie to get out of each situation. It's a role that only a sexual Olympian like Rollins could accomplish. This Hardcore Director's Cut Two Disc Set features 7 scorching hot scenes with 16 sexy, hung Hot House Men in a production we'd be hard-pressed to beat.

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What is Justice (2006) about?

This masterpiece from AVN Hall of Fame Director Steven Scarborough follows the story of Toby Conners (Rollins), a young man falsely accused and convicted of a crime he didn't commit. In a nod to director Lars Von Trier (Dancer in the Dark, Dogville), Scarborough puts Toby in situations that continually spiral out of control, leaving Toby no choice but to use his sexual moxie to get out of each…

Who stars in Justice?

Justice stars Shane Rollins (Toby), Tony Mecelli (Policeman), Robert Van Damme (Policeman), Nick Piston (Prisoner), Jordan Vaughn (Prisoner). The film was directed by Steven Scarborough.

How long is Justice?

Justice has a runtime of 2 min and premiered in 2006. It is rated NC-17.

Is Justice worth watching?

Justice holds an IMDb rating of 7.6/10.

Where can I watch Justice?

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