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Granny Fuck Club (2023)

The first all-granny, all-over-60 feature film. Rita Daniels, Sally D'Angelo, Cammille Austin, Luna Azul, Chery Leigh and Mia Magnusson are the six members of the Granny Fuck Club. Dressed in sexy lingerie, they get together to talk about their horny lifestyles and wildest sexual encounters. The women are old and hot as can be, the guys are young and hung and the action is scorchingly hot. Interracial, group sex, DPs and, to top it all off, a six-way granny orgy with pussy-eating, face-sitting, straps-ons and more. Plus, the kind of sex talk between GILFs that you've never heard before. The Granny Fuck Club is in session!
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The first all-granny, all-over-60 feature film. Rita Daniels, Sally D'Angelo, Cammille Austin, Luna Azul, Chery Leigh and Mia Magnusson are the six members of the Granny Fuck Club. Dressed in sexy lingerie, they get together to talk about their horny lifestyles and wildest sexual encounters. The women are old and hot as can be, the guys are young and hung and the action is scorchingly hot. Interracial, group sex, DPs and, to top it all off, a six-way granny orgy with pussy-eating, face-sitting, straps-ons and more. Plus, the kind of sex talk between GILFs that you've never heard before. The Granny Fuck Club is in session!

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In Theaters:8/15/2023
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Runtime:156 minutes
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