Rebel with a Cause: Andor
Andor is an origin story where each side will do whatever it takes.
The Abysse Part 1 (2016)
Deep inside The Abysse lies an endless supply of hefty fists and hungry holes just begging to be wrecked. Director Tom Moore leads five, fist-in-hole crazed studs through the rosebud-filled unknown on the pathway to the ultimate fetish. Axel Abysse is no stranger to having his hole annihilated and Matt Wylde makes sure it’s left stretched to the max. Matt Wylde returns to wreak anal havoc on Seamus O’Reilly’s warm, juicy center. A trio fist-fest ensues when Seamus O’Reilly, Jacob Peterson and Brian Bonds get together. Jacob takes turns fist punching both of their asses until their loads flow freely. Venture into The Abysse, where your fantasies are fulfilled with total anal stretching and powerful poundings from some of the hottest anything goes studs in the fisting game!
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Deep inside The Abysse lies an endless supply of hefty fists and hungry holes just begging to be wrecked. Director Tom Moore leads five, fist-in-hole crazed studs through the rosebud-filled unknown on the pathway to the ultimate fetish. Axel Abysse is no stranger to having his hole annihilated and Matt Wylde makes sure it’s left stretched to the max. Matt Wylde returns to wreak anal havoc on Seamus O’Reilly’s warm, juicy center. A trio fist-fest ensues when Seamus O’Reilly, Jacob Peterson and Brian Bonds get together. Jacob takes turns fist punching both of their asses until their loads flow freely. Venture into The Abysse, where your fantasies are fulfilled with total anal stretching and powerful poundings from some of the hottest anything goes studs in the fisting game!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:4/7/2016
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Runtime:184 minutes
Studio:Club Inferno
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