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Bustin Into Las Vegas (1999)

The city of sin awaits our star Sana Fey, a naive girl looking for a new start in an exciting town. Sexual adventures like nothing you`ve ever seen before in an Xavier production, including a spectacular desert girl/girl scene with Taylor St. Claire, a raunchy ride in a limo with Guy Disilva, a kinky dominatrix two scene bondage session with Herschel Savage, Summer Cummings, Skye Blue, and Jessica Jewel, a scorching triple penetration bathroom scene Sierra takes on three guys at once, all culminating into the big tit sperm bath of the century with an orgy starring Penelope Pumpkins, Elizabeth Starr, scene shot entirely on location around Las Vegas and Starring the biggest names in tit porn! A world premier event you cannot allow yourself to miss!
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The city of sin awaits our star Sana Fey, a naive girl looking for a new start in an exciting town. Sexual adventures like nothing you`ve ever seen before in an Xavier production, including a spectacular desert girl/girl scene with Taylor St. Claire, a raunchy ride in a limo with Guy Disilva, a kinky dominatrix two scene bondage session with Herschel Savage, Summer Cummings, Skye Blue, and Jessica Jewel, a scorching triple penetration bathroom scene Sierra takes on three guys at once, all culminating into the big tit sperm bath of the century with an orgy starring Penelope Pumpkins, Elizabeth Starr, scene shot entirely on location around Las Vegas and Starring the biggest names in tit porn! A world premier event you cannot allow yourself to miss!

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In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:90 minutes
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