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Assfucked MILFs (2012)

Porn veteran David Perry travels the world having sex with hot, young girls, but he's always had a special attraction to mature, experienced women, the kind who know what sex - particularly, nasty anal fucking - is really all about. "Assfucked MILFs," the French stud's lust letter to eager, seasoned sluts, stars four European icons of feminine beauty. In scenes of wild-ass depravity, David and a couple of his big-dicked pals sample these sexy ladies' most intimate charms.
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Porn veteran David Perry travels the world having sex with hot, young girls, but he's always had a special attraction to mature, experienced women, the kind who know what sex - particularly, nasty anal fucking - is really all about. "Assfucked MILFs," the French stud's lust letter to eager, seasoned sluts, stars four European icons of feminine beauty. In scenes of wild-ass depravity, David and a couple of his big-dicked pals sample these sexy ladies' most intimate charms.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:David Perry
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In Theaters:9/10/2012
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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