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Auditions 24: Ray Star Bottoms (2008)
Lucas Entertainment proudly presents the 24th volume of our award-winning series, featuring Ray Star's first ever bottoming scene! We showcase 9 hot guys in 5 steamy scenes (two from Israel!) for a total of three hours of hardcore sex! Other highlights include cum shots, facials, foot play, 69ing, blowjobs, ass eating, doggie style, cum eating, deep throating, uncut cocks, tattoos, watersports, and more!
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Lucas Entertainment proudly presents the 24th volume of our award-winning series, featuring Ray Star's first ever bottoming scene! We showcase 9 hot guys in 5 steamy scenes (two from Israel!) for a total of three hours of hardcore sex! Other highlights include cum shots, facials, foot play, 69ing, blowjobs, ass eating, doggie style, cum eating, deep throating, uncut cocks, tattoos, watersports, and more!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/24/2008
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Lucas Entertainment
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