“Host:” Quarantine Horror for the Online Generation (Review)
Shudder’s Host (not a particularly original title, I must say) attempts to bring the spooks to “the quarantine generation” by presenting us with a scary Zoom call during lockdown.
Young Perps 20: Interracial Edition (2022)
He got caught stealing and now he's paying for it. American retailers lose $45 billion annually to theft. And for every dumb kid who thinks he's above the law, there's a loss prevention officer eager to get him. Watch Young Perps 20: Interracial Edition as these criminals sweat it out before they're given a hard choice: ruin their lives and go with the cops, or get fucked by the officer who caught them and go free. Each scene is shot on hidden cameras, capturing every stressful moment, including interrogation, pat downs, even invasive cavity searches. Coerced, humiliated, and thoroughly used, these delinquents have no choice but to bend over and take it.
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He got caught stealing and now he's paying for it. American retailers lose $45 billion annually to theft. And for every dumb kid who thinks he's above the law, there's a loss prevention officer eager to get him. Watch Young Perps 20: Interracial Edition as these criminals sweat it out before they're given a hard choice: ruin their lives and go with the cops, or get fucked by the officer who caught them and go free. Each scene is shot on hidden cameras, capturing every stressful moment, including interrogation, pat downs, even invasive cavity searches. Coerced, humiliated, and thoroughly used, these delinquents have no choice but to bend over and take it.
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In Theaters:1/23/2022
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Studio:Bareback Network
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