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Cockstar Groupies (2006)

They'll do anything to get backstage! Five horny teen groupies are invited to audition for a music video. One by one the bouncers let the screaming girls in. First is Amy, a Latina hottie, who gets the best screwin' of her young life. Next up is Alyssa, a dirty, little teen with a baby-face, who sucks some mean cock. Then two girls sneak backstage and give the horndog guitar player a tag-team threesome. The next day during rehearsal, two more teens audition on the rocker’s skin flute. This is raw XXX teen sex at its raunchy best.
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They'll do anything to get backstage! Five horny teen groupies are invited to audition for a music video. One by one the bouncers let the screaming girls in. First is Amy, a Latina hottie, who gets the best screwin' of her young life. Next up is Alyssa, a dirty, little teen with a baby-face, who sucks some mean cock. Then two girls sneak backstage and give the horndog guitar player a tag-team threesome. The next day during rehearsal, two more teens audition on the rocker’s skin flute. This is raw XXX teen sex at its raunchy best.

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In Theaters:10/9/2006
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Runtime:112 minutes
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