The Blues, and Two Contradictory Films That Claim It
Crossroads follows a young guitarist on a journey through the American South in search of blues history and his own voice.
Ravaged (2016)
There’s nothing like a wrestling match to decide who gets fucked first. Sean loses to Benjamin and takes his thick cock like a champ! Fernando realizes JD has a morning wood under the blanket and dives mouth first onto the hard pulsating dick. While painting Daxton’s chest, Trey gets a little touchy which throws Daxton off but his cock is getting hard and Trey is on his knees painting when he notices the bulge. Andrew wants to make a morning fuck video and so unzips his pants and let’s Emanuell go to town on his long shaft. Finally, Sam And Drake head out to a hidden garage to get down to business until both shoot there hot creamy loads all over the place.
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There’s nothing like a wrestling match to decide who gets fucked first. Sean loses to Benjamin and takes his thick cock like a champ! Fernando realizes JD has a morning wood under the blanket and dives mouth first onto the hard pulsating dick. While painting Daxton’s chest, Trey gets a little touchy which throws Daxton off but his cock is getting hard and Trey is on his knees painting when he notices the bulge. Andrew wants to make a morning fuck video and so unzips his pants and let’s Emanuell go to town on his long shaft. Finally, Sam And Drake head out to a hidden garage to get down to business until both shoot there hot creamy loads all over the place.
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In Theaters:6/16/2016
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Pride Studios
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