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Tales from The Tree House (2001)
Blue Blake turns his attention to the excitement of youth and stories of first time experience with best friends and buddies. We follow little Ricky Colletti (stunning newcomer Giovanni Corleone) as he sits in his tree house recalling all the shocking escapades that have befallen him and his young buddies in the recent weeks. Five steamy tales of fresh faced youths discovering young lust, some for the first time. Mechanics, pro football players... no one is safe from these horny sexed up teens. The cast includes some of the youngest and brightest stars in the adult industry.
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Blue Blake turns his attention to the excitement of youth and stories of first time experience with best friends and buddies. We follow little Ricky Colletti (stunning newcomer Giovanni Corleone) as he sits in his tree house recalling all the shocking escapades that have befallen him and his young buddies in the recent weeks. Five steamy tales of fresh faced youths discovering young lust, some for the first time. Mechanics, pro football players... no one is safe from these horny sexed up teens. The cast includes some of the youngest and brightest stars in the adult industry.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Blue Blake
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Big Blue Productions
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