Excl: Demon Hunter clip!

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021




February 7,
2006
sees the STD release of
the “dude hired by the Church to hunt demons”
DEMON HUNTER.

Produced by Stephen J. Cannell (The A-Team) and directed by Scott Ziehl (Cruel Intentions 3) the film
stars Sean Patrick Flannery (The Boondock Saints) and Colleen Porch (Chocker).
We have an

EXCLUSIVE
“semi raunchy” (yes semi)
clip from the film
for ya!

Just click Colleen Porch’s wondrous
buttocks
below to save it on your PC and watch it!




Finally here’s the
film’s Official
Synopsis:
The “Demon Hunter” is Jacob “Jake” Greyman (Sean
Patrick Flannery), a member of a covert Church-authorized society dedicated
to fighting Satanic forces. Greyman searches the urban underworld, slaying
the unholy spawns, while burdened with the knowledge that demons walk among
us and that the Church has given him a license to kill.




Source: Arrow in the Head

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