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Dark Meat 3 (2009)

Evil Angel's favorite female director, the legendary Belladonna, brings us seven scenes of interracial (and mostly anal) hardcore for those who like to see lovely young ladies - as the title says - "Serving the Black Man!" Most of these vignettes have an underlying theme of bosses abusing their power over the luscious young women in their employ, which gives the setups a perverse hint of dominance and submission. With a cast of delectable sluts like newcomer Charlotte Vale, voluptuous Chavon Taylor and sultry Dana DeArmond to pick from, you can't blame a brother for wanting to deliver the meat!
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Evil Angel's favorite female director, the legendary Belladonna, brings us seven scenes of interracial (and mostly anal) hardcore for those who like to see lovely young ladies - as the title says - "Serving the Black Man!" Most of these vignettes have an underlying theme of bosses abusing their power over the luscious young women in their employ, which gives the setups a perverse hint of dominance and submission. With a cast of delectable sluts like newcomer Charlotte Vale, voluptuous Chavon Taylor and sultry Dana DeArmond to pick from, you can't blame a brother for wanting to deliver the meat!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Belladonna
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In Theaters:2/25/2009
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Runtime:257 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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