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A to Z: Adam to Zack (2007)

Now you can see Adam Cooper and June 2007 Freshmen cover model Zack Randall doing what they really do best - sucking and fucking! The first scene features Adam with his half-brother Race (yes, it's really his brother!) as they jack off together. Next, Zack fucks pornstar Mason Wyler, followed by Adam giving Beau an amazing facial. Then Zack and Dominic fuck each other before competing to cum all over each other's uncut dicks. Then the boys take on the straight guys: Adam breaks in Blair, while Zack offers his ass up to Wayne. The movie ends with Adam and Zack finally together, playing with a double-ended dildo before simultaneously busting their nuts!
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Now you can see Adam Cooper and June 2007 Freshmen cover model Zack Randall doing what they really do best - sucking and fucking! The first scene features Adam with his half-brother Race (yes, it's really his brother!) as they jack off together. Next, Zack fucks pornstar Mason Wyler, followed by Adam giving Beau an amazing facial. Then Zack and Dominic fuck each other before competing to cum all over each other's uncut dicks. Then the boys take on the straight guys: Adam breaks in Blair, while Zack offers his ass up to Wayne. The movie ends with Adam and Zack finally together, playing with a double-ended dildo before simultaneously busting their nuts!

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Directed By:Bryan Ockert
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In Theaters:8/3/2007
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ChaosMen

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