'Rewind Thirty' - MiamisFF Review
This MiamisFF Review is on the short film 'Rewind Thirty'. Created and released in the United States, this short film has an unclear message.
The Big Tease (2007)
"Don't tease me! Fuck me!" says Czech top, Jay Ferguson to Thomas Bond. After some oral and anal action, they taste their own cum! Paul Carrigan massages Ryan Mathew's temples and Ryan massages Paul's cock with his mouth. Paul fingers Ryan's ass as Ryan sucks. They 69 and then Paul does Ryan's eager ass doggie-style and on his back spreading Ryan wide open. Ryan tries his own cum. Dominic Sinclair and Kyle Richards's get into some manly cocksucking. Dom sticks it up Kyle's ready ass and pumps him full of his man meat. Then they enjoy their own cum. Latin twink Xavier sucks on Deacon Frost's long hard shaft. Deacon sucks, rims, fingers and slams his hot young bottom. Xavier loves cock in his mouth and up his tight ass. Both studs sample their own cum.
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"Don't tease me! Fuck me!" says Czech top, Jay Ferguson to Thomas Bond. After some oral and anal action, they taste their own cum! Paul Carrigan massages Ryan Mathew's temples and Ryan massages Paul's cock with his mouth. Paul fingers Ryan's ass as Ryan sucks. They 69 and then Paul does Ryan's eager ass doggie-style and on his back spreading Ryan wide open. Ryan tries his own cum. Dominic Sinclair and Kyle Richards's get into some manly cocksucking. Dom sticks it up Kyle's ready ass and pumps him full of his man meat. Then they enjoy their own cum. Latin twink Xavier sucks on Deacon Frost's long hard shaft. Deacon sucks, rims, fingers and slams his hot young bottom. Xavier loves cock in his mouth and up his tight ass. Both studs sample their own cum.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Joe Knox
In Theaters:6/30/2007
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Sales
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