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Big Ass Attack (2022)

Skilled XXX shooter Chris Streams lines up shapely, cheeky stars for anal invasion in the explosive "Big Ass Attack." A diverse cast of butt-blessed beauties includes voluptuous redhead Lauren Phillips, super-thick Latina Monica Santhiago, freaky blonde MILF London River and Australian superstar Savannah Bond. Savannah looks stunning in slinky lingerie, flaunting her chunky rear through a sassy tease intro.
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Skilled XXX shooter Chris Streams lines up shapely, cheeky stars for anal invasion in the explosive "Big Ass Attack." A diverse cast of butt-blessed beauties includes voluptuous redhead Lauren Phillips, super-thick Latina Monica Santhiago, freaky blonde MILF London River and Australian superstar Savannah Bond. Savannah looks stunning in slinky lingerie, flaunting her chunky rear through a sassy tease intro.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chris Streams
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In Theaters:2/23/2022
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Studio:Evil Angel

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