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Printer's Devils
They may work in a print shop that publishes dirty magazines, but these printer's devils have seen and done more than anything between the printed pages. And when the print shot goes out of business, the four of them spend their last hours on the job remembering hot times (with the likes of Derrick Stanton and Jon King) and ending up paired off in dual no-holes-barred sex sessions! Incredibly muscled and endowed discovery Michael Christopher makes his blue movie debut in this feature-length film.
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Plot Summary
A short documentary exploring the craft and historical significance of printing. It likely delves into the processes, tools, and the people involved in traditional printing methods.
Critical Reception
As a short documentary from 1982 with limited distribution, "Printer's Devils" has not received widespread critical reviews or audience ratings. Information on its reception is scarce.
What Reviewers Say
Information not available due to limited release and archive records.
Likely appreciated by those interested in historical trades and the printing industry.
A niche documentary focusing on a specific craft.
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Fun Fact
The title "Printer's Devils" refers to the ink-stained apprentices who used to do the dirty work in print shops, often getting smeared with ink and "devilishly" messy.
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