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Gods of Porn (2013)

The Gods of Porn have assembled and come to you in five scorching scenes from the hottest European studio around, Stag Homme. Madrid is home to this studio, helmed by co-directors and porn dieties Damien Crosse and Francesco D'Macho. Watching their work, you'd think sex goes hand in hand with breakfast, lunch and dinner, with cum for dessert and as the cream in your coffee. These are the Gods of Porn and the delivery prosperous loads of cum to those who follow their undertakings.
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The Gods of Porn have assembled and come to you in five scorching scenes from the hottest European studio around, Stag Homme. Madrid is home to this studio, helmed by co-directors and porn dieties Damien Crosse and Francesco D'Macho. Watching their work, you'd think sex goes hand in hand with breakfast, lunch and dinner, with cum for dessert and as the cream in your coffee. These are the Gods of Porn and the delivery prosperous loads of cum to those who follow their undertakings.

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In Theaters:2/22/2013
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Stag Homme Studios, Raging Stallion Studios

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