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Tails of Perversity 3 (1997)

Get ready for another tale chocked full of perversity! These hot and horny anal addicts love getting their backdoor drilled and filled with a massive cock! Some even take on more than one cock at the same time for double the penetration, double the pleasure - and double the face covering splooging they crave! Over 2 hours of anal stuffing, sphincter filling, newcummer action! 7 new girls take on huge meat and stuff it in every available hole - hey, new girls need cock too! And these pervy little bitches show why their holes are open and waiting for action. And those holes gape wide and proud! Want some tail?
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Get ready for another tale chocked full of perversity! These hot and horny anal addicts love getting their backdoor drilled and filled with a massive cock! Some even take on more than one cock at the same time for double the penetration, double the pleasure - and double the face covering splooging they crave! Over 2 hours of anal stuffing, sphincter filling, newcummer action! 7 new girls take on huge meat and stuff it in every available hole - hey, new girls need cock too! And these pervy little bitches show why their holes are open and waiting for action. And those holes gape wide and proud! Want some tail?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Marc Wallice
Written By:Marc Wallice
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Strait Line Cinema

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