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Young Shaft (2005)

These young boy-a-licious horn-pups are loaded and ready to get initiated in extreme man-to-man passion like never before! Decadent and daring young men are aching to be filled to the brim...but not before a wet & warm pie hole is filled and sucking on the hardest cocks! Grab the lube and get ready for over 2 hours of cock pounding, ball licking, dick swallowing, scrotum squeezing anal action that will leave you drained! If you consider yourself an ass aficionado; then "Young Shaft" is just the movie for you!
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These young boy-a-licious horn-pups are loaded and ready to get initiated in extreme man-to-man passion like never before! Decadent and daring young men are aching to be filled to the brim...but not before a wet & warm pie hole is filled and sucking on the hardest cocks! Grab the lube and get ready for over 2 hours of cock pounding, ball licking, dick swallowing, scrotum squeezing anal action that will leave you drained! If you consider yourself an ass aficionado; then "Young Shaft" is just the movie for you!

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In Theaters:10/10/2005
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Deviant Mindz Productions

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