Control 8 (2008)
Control 8 features over four amazing hours of pure c*ck tease with Jenna Haze and Audrey Bitoni heading up a sensational, all-star cast. Director Robby D. captures horny in every niche: POV, Oral, 4-way, Big Butt, Blonde, Boy/Girl, and Orgy. Control 8 will change your expectations, raising the high-end gonzo bar in quality and quantity. This all-sex production provides hour after hour of decadent, delicious f*ck with smokin’ hot girls. A culmination of Robby D’s incomparable experience, knowledge and talent, the Control series follows no rules and no guidelines and, as a result, it knows no bounds.
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Control 8 features over four amazing hours of pure c*ck tease with Jenna Haze and Audrey Bitoni heading up a sensational, all-star cast. Director Robby D. captures horny in every niche: POV, Oral, 4-way, Big Butt, Blonde, Boy/Girl, and Orgy. Control 8 will change your expectations, raising the high-end gonzo bar in quality and quantity. This all-sex production provides hour after hour of decadent, delicious f*ck with smokin’ hot girls. A culmination of Robby D’s incomparable experience, knowledge and talent, the Control series follows no rules and no guidelines and, as a result, it knows no bounds.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/10/2008
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Runtime:257 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground
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