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Rocco's Psycho Teens 3 (2012)

There's an old saying: "Crazy in the head, crazy in the bed." Legendary director/performer Rocco Siffredi has taken that timeless wisdom to the extreme, seeking out the wildest, most unpredictable young ladies he can find for erotic adventures. The all-new "Rocco's Psycho Teens 3" showcases a gaggle of these nubile nuts that flip their lids for a huge slab of dick. And these kooky teenagers love to work in pairs! This four-scene collection is a smutty feast for fans of intense anal threesomes with a fun loving flair.
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There's an old saying: "Crazy in the head, crazy in the bed." Legendary director/performer Rocco Siffredi has taken that timeless wisdom to the extreme, seeking out the wildest, most unpredictable young ladies he can find for erotic adventures. The all-new "Rocco's Psycho Teens 3" showcases a gaggle of these nubile nuts that flip their lids for a huge slab of dick. And these kooky teenagers love to work in pairs! This four-scene collection is a smutty feast for fans of intense anal threesomes with a fun loving flair.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Rocco Siffredi
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In Theaters:11/5/2012
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Runtime:171 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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