Throbin Hood

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19991999
XX
1h 29m

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Throbin Hood and his very Merry Men try to rescue Maid Mary Ann, who has been imprisoned by the evil Queen Caroline and her cohort, Sheriff Naughty Ham.Throbin Hood and his very Merry Men try to rescue Maid Mary Ann, who has been imprisoned by the evil Queen Caroline and her cohort, Sheriff Naughty Ham.Throbin Hood and his very Merry Men try to rescue Maid Mary Ann, who has been imprisoned by the evil Queen Caroline and her cohort, Sheriff Naughty Ham.

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4.8/10

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Angelica Sin

Maid Marry Ann

Anna Malle

Queen Caroline

Nikita Cash

Maid Ginger
(as Nakita Cash)

Teri Starr

Wench 1
(as Terry Star)

Alyssa Allure

Wench 2
(as Alicia Allure)

Alec Metro

Throbbin Hood

Ron Jeremy

Friar Fuck

Ron Vogel

Little Dong

Randy Spears

Sheriff Naughty Ham

Chris Handsome

Prince Dick
(as Rich Handsome)

Joel Lawrence

Alan A 'Tail

Steve Austin

Squire of Pennypinch

Captain Bob

Merry Men
(as Capt. Bob)

Jimmy B.

Merry Men

Hank the Crank

Guard

Marc Cushman

Guard
(as Cash Markman)

Sirena Lewis

Peasant Girl
(as Serena)

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Trivia
Marc Cushman used this title once before, although with a different spelling. "Thobbin' Hood" was a contemporary fairy tale directed by Scotty Fox in 1986. For the later version, directed by Markman, the setting is Merry Old England.

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Weak attempt at porn parody

Cash Markman puts anti-creativity to work in this lousy salute to the Prince of Thieves, one of his many ripoffs in the porn-parody genre.

Sole bright spot here comes from leading ladies Lezley Zen, as the Queen, and Angelica Sin in the hardly Maid Marian role. Sin's big juggs take center stage, and the two actresses have a torrid lesbian three-way with Nakita Cash.

The rest of the picture has dumb anachronisms, a typically egocentric performance by Ron Jeremy (who refuses to try for an accent matching the rest of the cast), crummy stagings and stupid dialog that consistently fails to be amusing.

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