Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
It doesn’t offer an absolute answer for the dialectical ethical questions that emerged in search of justice but portrays the characters as living people beyond the identities of victims.
How Much Can You Take? (2018)
How Much Can You Take? That's the question on the lips of these malicious doms, because they're about to push the boundaries of punishment and pleasure to their very limit. No simplistic sexual abuse here – far from it – these masters want to prolong the pleasure they get from tormenting their subservient charges. Watch as they tie them in an elaborate hog tie bondage and take a dildo to their ass or dragging them around in a collar and lead before bitch fucking them like the dogs they are. How Much Can You Take before you're crying and begging for mercy?
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How Much Can You Take? That's the question on the lips of these malicious doms, because they're about to push the boundaries of punishment and pleasure to their very limit. No simplistic sexual abuse here – far from it – these masters want to prolong the pleasure they get from tormenting their subservient charges. Watch as they tie them in an elaborate hog tie bondage and take a dildo to their ass or dragging them around in a collar and lead before bitch fucking them like the dogs they are. How Much Can You Take before you're crying and begging for mercy?
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In Theaters:9/9/2018
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:BoyNapped
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Ashton Bradley
(archive footage)
Casper Ellis
(archive footage)
Kenzie Mitch
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Sebastian Kane
(archive footage)
McKenzie Walker
(archive footage)
Luke Desmond
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Levi Stephans
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Reece Bentley
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Oliver Wyatt
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Mylo Jordan
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