What We Do in the Shadows (of Our Closet Walls)
There’s enough evidence to insinuate that What We Do in the Shadows is intentionally queer-coded.
Wank Parties Plus from Prague 55 (2022)
Our Christmas Wank Party stars a great case, Maxim Bikhov, Jeremy Robbins, Istvan Rat, and Adrian Serdar. In this first part, we see Maxim and Istvan sitting in the kitchen, ready for celebrations. Jeremy arrives and hands them Santa hats and says he will take one to Adrian who is in the bathroom. He arrives to find Adrian relaxing in the bath. Adrian has a big smile on his face as he shows off his big, stiff, cock. Wank Party stars Abraham Kohn, Roman Renda, Jirka Dratenik and Igor Holdan. In this first part, we see Jirka, Abraham, and Igor sitting on the sofa and chatting with each other as Roman arrives with some drinks. Roman hands the cans around so that everyone has a drink. Then Roman shows off his vape kit and shows a trick, which involves sucking on it and then transferring the mist to Jirka's mouth as they kiss.
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Our Christmas Wank Party stars a great case, Maxim Bikhov, Jeremy Robbins, Istvan Rat, and Adrian Serdar. In this first part, we see Maxim and Istvan sitting in the kitchen, ready for celebrations. Jeremy arrives and hands them Santa hats and says he will take one to Adrian who is in the bathroom. He arrives to find Adrian relaxing in the bath. Adrian has a big smile on his face as he shows off his big, stiff, cock. Wank Party stars Abraham Kohn, Roman Renda, Jirka Dratenik and Igor Holdan. In this first part, we see Jirka, Abraham, and Igor sitting on the sofa and chatting with each other as Roman arrives with some drinks. Roman hands the cans around so that everyone has a drink. Then Roman shows off his vape kit and shows a trick, which involves sucking on it and then transferring the mist to Jirka's mouth as they kiss.
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In Theaters:12/27/2022
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:William Higgins Productions
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