Jawbreaker: A New Vigilante (2025)
The city's bottoms can rest easy knowing vigilante Jawbreaker is keeping them safe. When Foxy Alex gets held up in an alley, burly Jawbreaker (Chuck Conrad) appears behind the mugger, knocking the gun out of his hand and chasing him away. The grateful twink wants to reward Jawbreaker and brings him into a nearby building to suck his big cock. Jawbreaker pounds Foxy against a wall as the bottom begs for more, then hoists him up for a stand and carry. The flexible twink takes that dick in ballerina and doggystyle, then rides the vigilante on the floor till he orgasms and begs for Jawbreaker's load on his tongue.
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The city's bottoms can rest easy knowing vigilante Jawbreaker is keeping them safe. When Foxy Alex gets held up in an alley, burly Jawbreaker (Chuck Conrad) appears behind the mugger, knocking the gun out of his hand and chasing him away. The grateful twink wants to reward Jawbreaker and brings him into a nearby building to suck his big cock. Jawbreaker pounds Foxy against a wall as the bottom begs for more, then hoists him up for a stand and carry. The flexible twink takes that dick in ballerina and doggystyle, then rides the vigilante on the floor till he orgasms and begs for Jawbreaker's load on his tongue.
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In Theaters:4/30/2025
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:MEN
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