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Tamed Teens (2007)

Raul Cristian is the latest addition to the Evil Empire, a gonzo master who electrified the World Wide Web with his distinctive wide-angle closeups on hot European ladies doing nasty anal, and caught the eye of Evil Empire head John Stagliano. Tamed Teens features sexy young sluts being treated like fuck-starved animals! This disc also includes trailers for Ass Traffic, Sperm Swap and Prime Cups, Mr. Cristian's first Evil Angel releases.
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Raul Cristian is the latest addition to the Evil Empire, a gonzo master who electrified the World Wide Web with his distinctive wide-angle closeups on hot European ladies doing nasty anal, and caught the eye of Evil Empire head John Stagliano. Tamed Teens features sexy young sluts being treated like fuck-starved animals! This disc also includes trailers for Ass Traffic, Sperm Swap and Prime Cups, Mr. Cristian's first Evil Angel releases.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Raul Cristian
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In Theaters:4/30/2007
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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