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Porn Stars...Ultimate Sex Partners (2009)

From acclaimed directors James Avalon (Les Vampyres 1 & 2, Red Vibe Diaries Trilogy, Nothing To Hide) and Red Ezra (Strippers Need Love Too, Secrets, Impact, Bludreams), Cal Vista is proud to introduce you to the most spectacular sequences of sensual eroticism ever produced by these two award winning directors. See busty blonde Kelly Erikson in two ultimate hardcore scenes with Lee Stone and Barrett Blade, while Anna Nova gets down and dirty with two stiffs in an incredible Double Penetration scene. Sexy Sarah Blake shows Breanne Benson why brunettes are more pleasurable. Shy Love returns with Prilla to take one lucky stud on a steamy, threesom-thrill-ride that will make any man pay the price of admission.
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From acclaimed directors James Avalon (Les Vampyres 1 & 2, Red Vibe Diaries Trilogy, Nothing To Hide) and Red Ezra (Strippers Need Love Too, Secrets, Impact, Bludreams), Cal Vista is proud to introduce you to the most spectacular sequences of sensual eroticism ever produced by these two award winning directors. See busty blonde Kelly Erikson in two ultimate hardcore scenes with Lee Stone and Barrett Blade, while Anna Nova gets down and dirty with two stiffs in an incredible Double Penetration scene. Sexy Sarah Blake shows Breanne Benson why brunettes are more pleasurable. Shy Love returns with Prilla to take one lucky stud on a steamy, threesom-thrill-ride that will make any man pay the price of admission.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:7/22/2009
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Cal Vista (Metro)

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