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FistAlley: Maniffesto (2018)
From legendary fisting superstar Matthias Von Fistenberg comes the latest manifest of ultimate fisting fantasy. Six horny men and one need in common: hole obliteration. Hungry fistees letting their asses turn into sloppy, real punch bags and aggressive fisters digging not only their hands, but an entire arm inside the hungry bottoms! Fist Alley Manifesto is the Olympus of the bull cunts, a manifest to reaffirm fisting not only as a fetish, but the most intense sexual need we have in our depraved minds. Gay man-cunt fisting rarely looked hotter!
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From legendary fisting superstar Matthias Von Fistenberg comes the latest manifest of ultimate fisting fantasy. Six horny men and one need in common: hole obliteration. Hungry fistees letting their asses turn into sloppy, real punch bags and aggressive fisters digging not only their hands, but an entire arm inside the hungry bottoms! Fist Alley Manifesto is the Olympus of the bull cunts, a manifest to reaffirm fisting not only as a fetish, but the most intense sexual need we have in our depraved minds. Gay man-cunt fisting rarely looked hotter!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/4/2018
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Dark Alley Media
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