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Natural Instinct (2007)

There's no room for holding back wtih these virile manly studs doin' what comes naturally. The smells, the sounds, the sight of carnal masculinity instinctively drive each man to suck, fuck, rim and cum in one sizzling scene after another. More brickhouse action with Mustang's special brand of built studs. Superhung and superhot Michael Brandon headlines with able support from Tony Cummings, Jeff Allen, Lance Gear; featuring Max Grand plus Ryan Lexington and Breck Stewart.
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There's no room for holding back wtih these virile manly studs doin' what comes naturally. The smells, the sounds, the sight of carnal masculinity instinctively drive each man to suck, fuck, rim and cum in one sizzling scene after another. More brickhouse action with Mustang's special brand of built studs. Superhung and superhot Michael Brandon headlines with able support from Tony Cummings, Jeff Allen, Lance Gear; featuring Max Grand plus Ryan Lexington and Breck Stewart.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chris Ward
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In Theaters:6/11/2007
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Mustang Studios, Falcon Studios

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