Gay Weekend 6 (2003)
Gay Weekend 6 is full to bursting with cute young guys with even cuter backsides and throbbing cocks.
It's the weekend and these hot boys are ready to party - and party they do, anywhere they can! Hot action throughout as they kiss and fondle before dropping to their knees to tease and suck on rigid pricks and tight balls. Sizzling scenes unfold of duets and threeways in which heavenly rosebuds are stretched to capacity by uncut dicks. The pleasure is evident as butt cracks are rimmed and the camera captures every dick-slapping moment before the eruption of hot salty spunk splattering over faces and toned bodies. Will you enjoy your weekend this much?
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Gay Weekend 6 is full to bursting with cute young guys with even cuter backsides and throbbing cocks. It's the weekend and these hot boys are ready to party - and party they do, anywhere they can! Hot action throughout as they kiss and fondle before dropping to their knees to tease and suck on rigid pricks and tight balls. Sizzling scenes unfold of duets and threeways in which heavenly rosebuds are stretched to capacity by uncut dicks. The pleasure is evident as butt cracks are rimmed and the camera captures every dick-slapping moment before the eruption of hot salty spunk splattering over faces and toned bodies. Will you enjoy your weekend this much?
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In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:S.E.V.P.
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