Anal Intensity 3 (2015)
Mike explores his favorite butthole-centric fetishes in three slobbery, two-girl three-ways, plus a raw, one-on-one ass jam with a rectal Supervixen, Chanel Preston. Sultry Asian babe Kalina Ryu and curvaceous Latina bombshell Isabella De Santos orally worship the director's huge prick. Gorgeous, young Janice Griffith and ultra-busty Latina MILF Ariella Ferrera are next. Chanel gets thoroughly butt-fucked and swallows a hot load of sperm. Pale, stunning Misha Cross cleans Mike's tool as he ruthlessly buggers tanned, big-assed blonde cutie Riley Jenner.
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Mike explores his favorite butthole-centric fetishes in three slobbery, two-girl three-ways, plus a raw, one-on-one ass jam with a rectal Supervixen, Chanel Preston. Sultry Asian babe Kalina Ryu and curvaceous Latina bombshell Isabella De Santos orally worship the director's huge prick. Gorgeous, young Janice Griffith and ultra-busty Latina MILF Ariella Ferrera are next. Chanel gets thoroughly butt-fucked and swallows a hot load of sperm. Pale, stunning Misha Cross cleans Mike's tool as he ruthlessly buggers tanned, big-assed blonde cutie Riley Jenner.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/9/2015
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Runtime:191 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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