Pop Shots 101 (2015)
Director Jonni Darkko loves filming carefully made-up beauties getting splashed with graphic facial cum shots. In "Pop Shots 101" he presents over 80 soaking eruptions, the cream of his catalogue's climaxes. Jonni casts studs that shoot monster loads, so runny cum, chunky spunk, thick cream and ribbons of hot semen plaster and mask sluts as they make hungry eye contact with the camera.
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Director Jonni Darkko loves filming carefully made-up beauties getting splashed with graphic facial cum shots. In "Pop Shots 101" he presents over 80 soaking eruptions, the cream of his catalogue's climaxes. Jonni casts studs that shoot monster loads, so runny cum, chunky spunk, thick cream and ribbons of hot semen plaster and mask sluts as they make hungry eye contact with the camera.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/16/2015
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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India Summer
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Jynx Maze
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Gabriella Paltrova
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Riley Reid
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Natasha Nice
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Lisa Ann
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Anissa Kate
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Valentina Nappi
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Bridgette B
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Vicki Chase
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Jada Stevens
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