Ex-Machina: A Gay XXX Parody (2016)
Programmer Griffin Barrows can't believe his luck when he's offered a job by secretive tech genius Jessy Ares and flown to his private island. Jessy wants Griffin to be the first man on Earth to see his new inventions: sexy androids Paddy O'Brian and Sunny Colucci. Griffin is treated to a private show of the robots fucking, and then he gets to try out bottoming for Sunny himself! But after what seems like a chance encounter with hot blond Ken Rodeo, Jessy reveals the truth: Ken was another of his creations, and this was the ultimate Turing test. Griffin begins to wonder what's real as Jessy leads him into an orgy together with all his bots. The only truth is pleasure!
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Programmer Griffin Barrows can't believe his luck when he's offered a job by secretive tech genius Jessy Ares and flown to his private island. Jessy wants Griffin to be the first man on Earth to see his new inventions: sexy androids Paddy O'Brian and Sunny Colucci. Griffin is treated to a private show of the robots fucking, and then he gets to try out bottoming for Sunny himself! But after what seems like a chance encounter with hot blond Ken Rodeo, Jessy reveals the truth: Ken was another of his creations, and this was the ultimate Turing test. Griffin begins to wonder what's real as Jessy leads him into an orgy together with all his bots. The only truth is pleasure!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/22/2016
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:MEN, Pulse Distribution
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