'You People' is as Glossy and Uneven as its Predecessors
Another uneven "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" redux that says nothing novel about its subject matter.
MILF Mania (2007)
Sure everybody wants to watch a beautiful, sultry minivan mom sucking cock and ass-fucking strangers. In fact, these nasty porn sluts are somebody's wife, somebody's mother, and yet, everybody's whore. Every day, with each pornographic scene they perform, they challenge and defile the morality and sanctity of the marriage and society, and take pleasure and pride in doing so. They're not young and dumb anymore. They don't do this to get the cigarette money or to achieve fifteen minutes of fame. More excitingly, they do this, because they got addicted to sex and became whores at the heart. Now they just can't stop.
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Sure everybody wants to watch a beautiful, sultry minivan mom sucking cock and ass-fucking strangers. In fact, these nasty porn sluts are somebody's wife, somebody's mother, and yet, everybody's whore. Every day, with each pornographic scene they perform, they challenge and defile the morality and sanctity of the marriage and society, and take pleasure and pride in doing so. They're not young and dumb anymore. They don't do this to get the cigarette money or to achieve fifteen minutes of fame. More excitingly, they do this, because they got addicted to sex and became whores at the heart. Now they just can't stop.
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