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POV Casting Couch 16 (2007)
Legend's POV Casting Couch is back for a 16th audition - these hot women suck fat cocks dry! This pure filth feature is filled with dirty girls doing what they do best - choking on cock! Friday, Jayna Oso, Sophia, Kylee King, Bree Olson, Cody Lane, Ashley Nykole, Daisy, Victoria Spencer, and Ryen Ryder all take their turn on the couch to see if they've got what it takes!
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Legend's POV Casting Couch is back for a 16th audition - these hot women suck fat cocks dry! This pure filth feature is filled with dirty girls doing what they do best - choking on cock! Friday, Jayna Oso, Sophia, Kylee King, Bree Olson, Cody Lane, Ashley Nykole, Daisy, Victoria Spencer, and Ryen Ryder all take their turn on the couch to see if they've got what it takes!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/14/2007
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Pure Filth Productions
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