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The Boy with the Star Tattoo (2015)

The Boy With The Star Tattoo loves to get wild and raunchy with other boys! You know all of these Emo twinks can't stop themselves when they get the chance to fuck, and there's plenty of it in this collection of hardcore fun with some of the most stunning young inked Emo performers in the business. Cody Andrews and Jake Wiles share a rampant horny fucking, Danny Star gives Shaye Green every inch of his uncut boner, Sean Taylor and Max Brown flip flop to some hot loads of Emo cum, Lewis Romeo gives his twink hole to Kyle Wilkinson in a great pairing, and we wrap it all up with a great fuck between Rhys Casey and Austin Ellis, with the latter riding that uncut dick to a creamy finish! Inked boys are always horny for cock, there's no denying it!
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The Boy With The Star Tattoo loves to get wild and raunchy with other boys! You know all of these Emo twinks can't stop themselves when they get the chance to fuck, and there's plenty of it in this collection of hardcore fun with some of the most stunning young inked Emo performers in the business. Cody Andrews and Jake Wiles share a rampant horny fucking, Danny Star gives Shaye Green every inch of his uncut boner, Sean Taylor and Max Brown flip flop to some hot loads of Emo cum, Lewis Romeo gives his twink hole to Kyle Wilkinson in a great pairing, and we wrap it all up with a great fuck between Rhys Casey and Austin Ellis, with the latter riding that uncut dick to a creamy finish! Inked boys are always horny for cock, there's no denying it!

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Directed By:Michael Burling
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In Theaters:10/26/2015
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:HomoEmo

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