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Ready to Fuck (2014)
Announcing the debut movie from Falcon's newest video line, Falcon Edge: 'Ready to Fuck.' Star erotica director Nick Foxx heads up the line that explores what happens When Good Boys Get Bad. Falcon Edge and its first offering, 'Ready to Fuck' features hot, handsome men in fast-paced, high-energy sex. Taking Falcon to the edge, these eight studs are definitely 'Ready to Fuck.' Tighty whities stretched to the max by boners ready to spray loads in eager faces, hefty cocks waiting for their opportunity to plant themselves deep in inviting holes and asses primed for fucking, plus every scene serves hot facials and cum eating. Put Ryan Rose with a five-o'clock shadow in a room with beefy, hairy muscle stud Nick Sterling, and you need to put a HOT warning label on it.
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Announcing the debut movie from Falcon's newest video line, Falcon Edge: 'Ready to Fuck.' Star erotica director Nick Foxx heads up the line that explores what happens When Good Boys Get Bad. Falcon Edge and its first offering, 'Ready to Fuck' features hot, handsome men in fast-paced, high-energy sex. Taking Falcon to the edge, these eight studs are definitely 'Ready to Fuck.' Tighty whities stretched to the max by boners ready to spray loads in eager faces, hefty cocks waiting for their opportunity to plant themselves deep in inviting holes and asses primed for fucking, plus every scene serves hot facials and cum eating. Put Ryan Rose with a five-o'clock shadow in a room with beefy, hairy muscle stud Nick Sterling, and you need to put a HOT warning label on it.
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In Theaters:7/4/2014
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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