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Casting Cum Dumps (2023)

A lot of young men don't even realize they are cum dumps until it happens. The casting process, however, teases it out of them. This is where the casting director comes in: the old creep teases it out of them, slowly. Whether he is motivated by money or fame, good ole Clay finds his weak spot and works it, until the up-until-now camera virgin is turned out on video with an old man's cock deep inside of him. Of course, the perfect Casting Cum Dumps session ends with a load of cum up the guy's ass, as well. These wannabe porn stars are mostly straight, not too experienced, and definitely broke. They are also driven by the need to please, which is why their legs eventually end up in the air.
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A lot of young men don't even realize they are cum dumps until it happens. The casting process, however, teases it out of them. This is where the casting director comes in: the old creep teases it out of them, slowly. Whether he is motivated by money or fame, good ole Clay finds his weak spot and works it, until the up-until-now camera virgin is turned out on video with an old man's cock deep inside of him. Of course, the perfect Casting Cum Dumps session ends with a load of cum up the guy's ass, as well. These wannabe porn stars are mostly straight, not too experienced, and definitely broke. They are also driven by the need to please, which is why their legs eventually end up in the air.

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Directed By:Shane Aaron
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In Theaters:3/30/2023
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Runtime:163 minutes
Studio:Raunchy Bastards

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