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Fuck Hole (2015)

'Fuck Hole' delivers 100%, non-stop, dick-in-mouth and cock-in-ass action. Director Tony Dimarco focuses on capturing super-charged oral and anal penetration by enlisting 7 studs to demonstrate exactly what a good 'Fuck Hole' is. The smokin' hot cast engages in steamy man-on-man action using their lips, mouths, cocks, asses and even toys. 'Fuck Hole' gives you five scenes featuring some of the deepest, wettest and sexiest holes in the world. Brace yourself to get fulfilled along with each one of them!
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'Fuck Hole' delivers 100%, non-stop, dick-in-mouth and cock-in-ass action. Director Tony Dimarco focuses on capturing super-charged oral and anal penetration by enlisting 7 studs to demonstrate exactly what a good 'Fuck Hole' is. The smokin' hot cast engages in steamy man-on-man action using their lips, mouths, cocks, asses and even toys. 'Fuck Hole' gives you five scenes featuring some of the deepest, wettest and sexiest holes in the world. Brace yourself to get fulfilled along with each one of them!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Tony DiMarco
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In Theaters:4/24/2015
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Raging Stallion Studios

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