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Electric Sex (2018)

Rikk York has a ball tingling surprise for Jay Austin in this Bromo classic. Then Damien Stone and Rikk York are obsessed with each other's bodies and it's not hard to see why. Bringing this raw session to the next level of hard core, Pierce Paris can handle a lot of agony, but Damien Stone is going to test those limits. And in the finale, Pierce Paris takes control of Dante Colle's body, treating him to an electrifying blow job.
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Rikk York has a ball tingling surprise for Jay Austin in this Bromo classic. Then Damien Stone and Rikk York are obsessed with each other's bodies and it's not hard to see why. Bringing this raw session to the next level of hard core, Pierce Paris can handle a lot of agony, but Damien Stone is going to test those limits. And in the finale, Pierce Paris takes control of Dante Colle's body, treating him to an electrifying blow job.

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In Theaters:8/6/2018
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Bromo

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