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Beef Squad (2016)
The 'Beef Squad' plays ball and plays hard. They win on the field, and they celebrate their manhood and muscle off the field in heated, athletic and sexual exchanges. Whatever sport they play, their best moves are found in the locker room, filled with ripe, seedy aromas and uninhibited fucking. Director Steve Cruz coaches this muscled team whose sport is filling hungry mouths and hot holes with fat cocks.
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The 'Beef Squad' plays ball and plays hard. They win on the field, and they celebrate their manhood and muscle off the field in heated, athletic and sexual exchanges. Whatever sport they play, their best moves are found in the locker room, filled with ripe, seedy aromas and uninhibited fucking. Director Steve Cruz coaches this muscled team whose sport is filling hungry mouths and hot holes with fat cocks.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/12/2016
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Raging Stallion Studios, Falcon Studios
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