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The Spit and the Speculum (2011)
With "The Spit And The Speculum," twisted director Mike Adriano explores two of his favorite fetishes: asshole-stretching speculums and drooling, salivating girls who enjoy slathering each other with gooey spit! Each of four hot scenes match Mike's POV camera with two lovely ladies doing incredibly unladylike things. These crazy anal threesomes all include sloppy ass-to-mouth antics, lewdly gaping buttholes and cum-swapping climaxes.
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With "The Spit And The Speculum," twisted director Mike Adriano explores two of his favorite fetishes: asshole-stretching speculums and drooling, salivating girls who enjoy slathering each other with gooey spit! Each of four hot scenes match Mike's POV camera with two lovely ladies doing incredibly unladylike things. These crazy anal threesomes all include sloppy ass-to-mouth antics, lewdly gaping buttholes and cum-swapping climaxes.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/19/2011
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Runtime:199 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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