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My Big Fucking Dick: Chase Hunter (2012)
Chase Hunter: My Big Fucking Dick features five stunning scenes with mega-hung mega-star Chase Hunter. From forest to field to bedroom and office, follow Chase as he encounters and undresses some of the greatest erotic performers of all time - including Roman Heart, Erik Rhodes and Aiden Shaw. Don't miss out on a single moment of this action-packed collection. Includes scenes from Break Away, Hold Me Again and Basic Plumbing 3.
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Chase Hunter: My Big Fucking Dick features five stunning scenes with mega-hung mega-star Chase Hunter. From forest to field to bedroom and office, follow Chase as he encounters and undresses some of the greatest erotic performers of all time - including Roman Heart, Erik Rhodes and Aiden Shaw. Don't miss out on a single moment of this action-packed collection. Includes scenes from Break Away, Hold Me Again and Basic Plumbing 3.
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In Theaters:3/5/2012
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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