Dominant Raw Tops 4: Up in the Guts (2013)
More raw black bottom hunters on the prowl... These well-appointed, horned-up brothas are always on the hunt for a raw suck `n fuck hook-up with a willing bottom bro. Whether it`s a one-on-one, or a bring-a-friend three-way, they`re all gonna get their fill of heavy-duty bareback rutting! Four scorching scenes.
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More raw black bottom hunters on the prowl... These well-appointed, horned-up brothas are always on the hunt for a raw suck `n fuck hook-up with a willing bottom bro. Whether it`s a one-on-one, or a bring-a-friend three-way, they`re all gonna get their fill of heavy-duty bareback rutting! Four scorching scenes.
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In Theaters:1/18/2013
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Flava Works, Raw Rods
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