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Collin O'Neal's - Best Of World Of Men: Best Of Compilation (2009)

It's the best of the best filled with hot hung studs fucking in amazing exotic locations! Collin O'Neal brings you the best scenes from his World of Men series which takes you on journeys across the globe and films the hottest guys he can find and has them fuck each other in amazing settings. From secluded cabins in the mountains of Lebanon to a hot threesome on a boat just off the coast of beautiful Miami he films his handsome cast doing what they do best, sucking dick and looking good doing it. Whether it's the scenery or the sex, you won't be able to take your eyes of the screen.
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It's the best of the best filled with hot hung studs fucking in amazing exotic locations! Collin O'Neal brings you the best scenes from his World of Men series which takes you on journeys across the globe and films the hottest guys he can find and has them fuck each other in amazing settings. From secluded cabins in the mountains of Lebanon to a hot threesome on a boat just off the coast of beautiful Miami he films his handsome cast doing what they do best, sucking dick and looking good doing it. Whether it's the scenery or the sex, you won't be able to take your eyes of the screen.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Collin O'Neal
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In Theaters:4/13/2009
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Runtime:186 minutes
Studio:World of Men

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