Pride Collection (2022)
Pride always brings out the best in the boys, AND the best BOYS! Hang with your fav Helix hotties, as they have fun at the festivals, show their pride at the parade, and get pounded by pretty boys, with incredible appetites for ass! This cock stiffening collection shows the fan favs at Vegas, AND L.A. Pride, where they discover some delicious, fresh faces, and phalluses! Since, this is a proper Pride collection, we absolutely had to end with an all out, all STAR, ass bangin’ orgie! These gorgeously gooey, gay pride, pound-down scenes will leave your Pride flag standing tall, and strong…. never leaving you at half mast, even for a second!
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Pride always brings out the best in the boys, AND the best BOYS! Hang with your fav Helix hotties, as they have fun at the festivals, show their pride at the parade, and get pounded by pretty boys, with incredible appetites for ass! This cock stiffening collection shows the fan favs at Vegas, AND L.A. Pride, where they discover some delicious, fresh faces, and phalluses! Since, this is a proper Pride collection, we absolutely had to end with an all out, all STAR, ass bangin’ orgie! These gorgeously gooey, gay pride, pound-down scenes will leave your Pride flag standing tall, and strong…. never leaving you at half mast, even for a second!
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In Theaters:6/22/2022
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Helix Studios
Cast
Alex Roman
Director
Anderson Lovell
(archive footage)
Ashton Summers
(archive footage)
Cameron Parks
(archive footage)
Cole Claire
(archive footage)
Derek Shaw
(archive footage)
Garrett Kinsley
(archive footage)
Joey Mills
(archive footage)
Luca Ambrose
(archive footage)
Matthew Keading
(archive footage)
Tyler Hill
(archive footage)
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