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Casting Couch 4 (2004)
The Casting Couch series continues with 10 new Cobraboyz and includes 7 steamy interview scenes and includes 3 scenes where they do an interview with a friend. Look for more in the mouth and facial cum scenes as well as the boyz being initiated to taste their own venom. One boy talks about what he did with his highschool teacher in detention. The things boys will say while on the couch! Scene 1 - Dustin Weiss, Mark Taylor Scene 2 - Brendan Michael Scene 3 - Damian Scene 4 - Troy Scene 5 - Lance Evans, Trevor Peterson Scene 6 - Angel Ramone Scene 7 - Alan Scene 8 - Brent Corrigan Scene 9 - Connor Ashton
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The Casting Couch series continues with 10 new Cobraboyz and includes 7 steamy interview scenes and includes 3 scenes where they do an interview with a friend. Look for more in the mouth and facial cum scenes as well as the boyz being initiated to taste their own venom. One boy talks about what he did with his highschool teacher in detention. The things boys will say while on the couch! Scene 1 - Dustin Weiss, Mark Taylor Scene 2 - Brendan Michael Scene 3 - Damian Scene 4 - Troy Scene 5 - Lance Evans, Trevor Peterson Scene 6 - Angel Ramone Scene 7 - Alan Scene 8 - Brent Corrigan Scene 9 - Connor Ashton
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In Theaters:4/6/2004
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Cobra Video
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