Beach Ballin' (2009)
Director Doug Jeffries heads down to South Florida where he discovers a treasure trove of hot new talent! Fat-dicked Dominic Pacifico and his buddies spend their days frolicking on the white sand beaches and their afternoons inside a stunning mansion with Brock Armstrong, Kameron Scott, and Nick Cross, who add some extra sizzle to this outstanding feature. Watch these sex-crazed buddies all havin' a ball in Miami!
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Director Doug Jeffries heads down to South Florida where he discovers a treasure trove of hot new talent! Fat-dicked Dominic Pacifico and his buddies spend their days frolicking on the white sand beaches and their afternoons inside a stunning mansion with Brock Armstrong, Kameron Scott, and Nick Cross, who add some extra sizzle to this outstanding feature. Watch these sex-crazed buddies all havin' a ball in Miami!
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In Theaters:4/2/2009
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:All Worlds Video
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