"In the Heights" Review
Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony-winning musical translates beautifully to the screen.
Makin' Momma Cum (2012)
These hot mommas are aged to perfection and horny as hell! In this MILFy 2-disc set, watch Priya Rai, Tanya Tate, Payton Leigh, and Aimee Addison (in a brand new scene) give their boys a vigorous fucking like you've never seen before. We hope you're ready, because it's time to make momma cum!
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These hot mommas are aged to perfection and horny as hell! In this MILFy 2-disc set, watch Priya Rai, Tanya Tate, Payton Leigh, and Aimee Addison (in a brand new scene) give their boys a vigorous fucking like you've never seen before. We hope you're ready, because it's time to make momma cum!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/23/2012
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Runtime:334 minutes
Studio:New Sensations
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Priya Rai
(archive footage)
Violet Adamson
(archive footage)
Aimee Addison
Camryn Cross
(archive footage)
Alayna Dior
(archive footage)
Brenda James
(archive footage)
Lucky Benton
(archive footage)
Leah Lust
(archive footage)
Payton Leigh
(archive footage)
Shay Jordan
(archive footage)
Tanya Tate
(archive footage)
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