A Closer Inspection of LGBT Characters in Film
We have a long way to go with LGBT representation in film, especially when it comes to LGBT characters of color and trans characters.
BBC Addicts (2016)
Once you go black, you never go back, and these black-dick junkies are past the point of no return. As soon as you get your first taste of thick BBC meat, you're hooked you'll do anything for another hit of his hung hog's creamy jizz. These hungry bottoms will take dick any way they can get it, cut or uncut, huge or even huger 'cause these ebony studs only come in XL sizes! Starring black jackhammers Marc Williams, Andre Donovan, Osiris Blade, Mike Mann, and Krave Moore, and the BBC addicts themselves, bottoms Brandon Jones, Brock Avery, Draven Torres and Jordano Santoro. Whether that dark meat is being crammed down their throat or up their ass, these sluts' holes only scream for one thing more! A Next Door Ebony anthology.
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Once you go black, you never go back, and these black-dick junkies are past the point of no return. As soon as you get your first taste of thick BBC meat, you're hooked you'll do anything for another hit of his hung hog's creamy jizz. These hungry bottoms will take dick any way they can get it, cut or uncut, huge or even huger 'cause these ebony studs only come in XL sizes! Starring black jackhammers Marc Williams, Andre Donovan, Osiris Blade, Mike Mann, and Krave Moore, and the BBC addicts themselves, bottoms Brandon Jones, Brock Avery, Draven Torres and Jordano Santoro. Whether that dark meat is being crammed down their throat or up their ass, these sluts' holes only scream for one thing more! A Next Door Ebony anthology.
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In Theaters:1/10/2016
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Next Door Studios
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