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Hero Horror 2 (2016)
Whether you're reveling in your post Comic Con energy, or sitting at home surrounded by your favorite comic and superhero films and ephemera, who can blame you for wanting to see those tropes taken to the next level? For many years, the Hard Heroes series has done just that. Subtext becomes text in our overtly sexual romps.
This time, Aryx Quinn portrays a gleeful villain, hard-bodied and diabolical. He poisons Seven and WebWonder in his chamber of "fun", complete with beds, and tables, and metal racks! It's 25 minutes of heroes servicing the villain, as costumes are torn, cocks are exposed, and Aryx Quinn forces the hero squad to watch as dicks are sucked and faces are passionately kissed. Every pairing has a voyeur, until the moment Quinn demands that WebWonder services Seven's glorious cum cannon while he services WebWonder's asshole.
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Whether you're reveling in your post Comic Con energy, or sitting at home surrounded by your favorite comic and superhero films and ephemera, who can blame you for wanting to see those tropes taken to the next level? For many years, the Hard Heroes series has done just that. Subtext becomes text in our overtly sexual romps. This time, Aryx Quinn portrays a gleeful villain, hard-bodied and diabolical. He poisons Seven and WebWonder in his chamber of "fun", complete with beds, and tables, and metal racks! It's 25 minutes of heroes servicing the villain, as costumes are torn, cocks are exposed, and Aryx Quinn forces the hero squad to watch as dicks are sucked and faces are passionately kissed. Every pairing has a voyeur, until the moment Quinn demands that WebWonder services Seven's glorious cum cannon while he services WebWonder's asshole.
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In Theaters:11/11/2016
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Can-Am Productions, Hard Heroes
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