Some guys like their sex on the vanilla side, but that's the case where this collection of horned-up fuckers are concerned. Truth of the matter is that the likes of Sam Porter, Chris Tee and Danny Torro live for hardcore action; and will stop at nothing to engage in the kind of wanton action that wet dreams are made of. Little wonder then that these brutes are soon dipping into each others pants with the kind of eagerness that has to be seen to be believed; slurping on dick with suction worthy of a Dyson, before banging each others arses with high-octane energy. Its more than enough to satisfy even the most demanding of wankers; and there's no doubt in our minds that you're gonna explode long before the final wrap.
Patrik Kohl
Director
Billy Warren
(archive footage)
Chad Brock
(archive footage)
Danny Torro
(archive footage)
Dolf Dietrich
(archive footage)
Sam Porter
(archive footage)
Chris Tee
(archive footage)
Blade Hunter
(archive footage)
Jacob James
(archive footage)
Julian Robson
(archive footage)
Jason Moon
(archive footage)
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