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Fuck Flik 2 (2007)

Director Chris Ward decided to he wanted to release a line of all-fucking videos, with nothing but hard-core anal penetration. He decided to go back to some of his favorite scenes and select the best footage to make this amazing, no-holes-barred, all penetration all the time fuck flick! This is the second in the series of must own DVDs that deliver more fucking than you normally get in five full movies! This is not some cheap compilation tape--this is high-quality, first rate fucking from the studio that built its reputation on Cock up the Hole!
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Director Chris Ward decided to he wanted to release a line of all-fucking videos, with nothing but hard-core anal penetration. He decided to go back to some of his favorite scenes and select the best footage to make this amazing, no-holes-barred, all penetration all the time fuck flick! This is the second in the series of must own DVDs that deliver more fucking than you normally get in five full movies! This is not some cheap compilation tape--this is high-quality, first rate fucking from the studio that built its reputation on Cock up the Hole!

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Directed By:Chris Ward, J.D. Slater
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In Theaters:4/9/2007
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Raging Stallion Studios

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