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Spunked (2016)
For those that like to see beautiful women oozing spermy stuff, superstud Mick Blue and his BAM Productions have a gooey treat in store. “Spunked” is a marathon of raw, nasty, asshole-gaping sodomy loaded up with messy injections of viscous — and decidedly cum-like — lubricant. Mick’s luscious anal chicks get their tits frosted and their holes filled with thick, spunky slime in POV-style scenes!
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For those that like to see beautiful women oozing spermy stuff, superstud Mick Blue and his BAM Productions have a gooey treat in store. “Spunked” is a marathon of raw, nasty, asshole-gaping sodomy loaded up with messy injections of viscous — and decidedly cum-like — lubricant. Mick’s luscious anal chicks get their tits frosted and their holes filled with thick, spunky slime in POV-style scenes!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/18/2016
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Runtime:247 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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