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Homemade Series (2018)

This collection of videos was made by young guys hoping to get a part in a studio produced movie. It would be a shame to let all these homemade auditions go to waste, so we put a bunch of them together for fans of truly amateur produced gay porn. Also in the mix are a couple of hardcore barebacking scenes that were homemade at our request so we could include some action with the solos. If you enjoy watching guys trying to be future porn stars, and all the innocent flaws that come with it, this is a must addition to your library of lust.
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This collection of videos was made by young guys hoping to get a part in a studio produced movie. It would be a shame to let all these homemade auditions go to waste, so we put a bunch of them together for fans of truly amateur produced gay porn. Also in the mix are a couple of hardcore barebacking scenes that were homemade at our request so we could include some action with the solos. If you enjoy watching guys trying to be future porn stars, and all the innocent flaws that come with it, this is a must addition to your library of lust.

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In Theaters:11/28/2018
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Runtime:181 minutes
Studio:HotBoyUSA

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