'Swan Song' is a Scattered But Sincere Story of Small-Town Redemption
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Desert Getaway (2016)
Take a 'Desert Getaway' with the stunning men of Falcon as they navigate the beautiful vistas near Joshua Tree National Park and explore each other in this mega-hot sexual adventure. The landscape removes all distractions and provides a backdrop for these horny studs to focus on each other's ripped bodies, hard cocks, and willing asses. Director Nick Foxx crafts a scorching story of a remote retreat that turns into an explosion of sexuality in 'Desert Getaway.' With the beautiful, arid landscape as their backdrop, the sexual heat rises, and these studs satisfy during their 'Desert Getaway.
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Take a 'Desert Getaway' with the stunning men of Falcon as they navigate the beautiful vistas near Joshua Tree National Park and explore each other in this mega-hot sexual adventure. The landscape removes all distractions and provides a backdrop for these horny studs to focus on each other's ripped bodies, hard cocks, and willing asses. Director Nick Foxx crafts a scorching story of a remote retreat that turns into an explosion of sexuality in 'Desert Getaway.' With the beautiful, arid landscape as their backdrop, the sexual heat rises, and these studs satisfy during their 'Desert Getaway.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:143 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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