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Candy Ass 2 (2006)

This followup to our wildly popular first such titled movie again showcases a series of hot stars as they get down and nasty in hot bareback hardcore action. Coverboy Devon Ford has a great lickable candy ass but he also has a nice thick cock and he really gets into using it as he leads this cast in nonstop raw uninhibited action as they suck and fuck each other as long and hard as they can. We all know what comes out of the center of this candy with enough licking. Helix exclusive Aaron Tyler tops and bottoms in this sizzling movie.
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This followup to our wildly popular first such titled movie again showcases a series of hot stars as they get down and nasty in hot bareback hardcore action. Coverboy Devon Ford has a great lickable candy ass but he also has a nice thick cock and he really gets into using it as he leads this cast in nonstop raw uninhibited action as they suck and fuck each other as long and hard as they can. We all know what comes out of the center of this candy with enough licking. Helix exclusive Aaron Tyler tops and bottoms in this sizzling movie.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Keith Miller
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In Theaters:10/27/2006
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Helix Studios

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