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Daring X Files Vol. 8 (2011)
Featuring stars like Tanya Tate, Sasha Rose and Lea Lexis, this movie is scintillating. You'll experience a level of eroticism that is missing from your average gonzo porn. Packed with all the blowjobs, cunnilingus, sex and even anal sex, it has all the elements you're looking for, with a dose of allure to keep you coming back for more.
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Featuring stars like Tanya Tate, Sasha Rose and Lea Lexis, this movie is scintillating. You'll experience a level of eroticism that is missing from your average gonzo porn. Packed with all the blowjobs, cunnilingus, sex and even anal sex, it has all the elements you're looking for, with a dose of allure to keep you coming back for more.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/6/2011
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Daring! Media Group
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Black Angelika
(archive footage)
Havana Sin
(archive footage)
Jasmine Rouge
(archive footage)
Jazmin Luna Gold
(archive footage)
Lea Lexis
(archive footage)
Sasha Rose
(archive footage)
Tanya Tate
(archive footage)
Clarke Kent
(archive footage)
Csoky Ice
(archive footage)
Dieter von Stein
(archive footage)
J.J.
(archive footage)
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