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Wide Open Amateurs X-Cut 3 (2016)

You won't find obnoxiously fake moans and silicone titties in this movie. This skin-flick is all about watching amateur cunts getting stretched and spread until they squeeze out juicy orgasms. These eight next-door cuties start out shy and nervous, but as soon as they slide down their panties, their perverted natures take over and they find themselves knuckle-deep in their pink slits faster than you can blink. These aren't the girls you'll find doing MILF porn in a few decades. These girls will probably never shoot another nudie movie again, so you should enjoy them while they're young and fresh and naive.
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You won't find obnoxiously fake moans and silicone titties in this movie. This skin-flick is all about watching amateur cunts getting stretched and spread until they squeeze out juicy orgasms. These eight next-door cuties start out shy and nervous, but as soon as they slide down their panties, their perverted natures take over and they find themselves knuckle-deep in their pink slits faster than you can blink. These aren't the girls you'll find doing MILF porn in a few decades. These girls will probably never shoot another nudie movie again, so you should enjoy them while they're young and fresh and naive.

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In Theaters:10/13/2016
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