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Camp Afton Nills Academy 4 (2007)
It is time for summer camp and these twinks are not looking forward to arts and craft time. This camp specializes in bringing hot twinks together and giving them their own love tent. With their smooth, hairless bodies and tights briefs, these boys do not need a campfire to stay warm.
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It is time for summer camp and these twinks are not looking forward to arts and craft time. This camp specializes in bringing hot twinks together and giving them their own love tent. With their smooth, hairless bodies and tights briefs, these boys do not need a campfire to stay warm.
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In Theaters:9/7/2007
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Xtreme Productions
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