
Kinky Fuckers
Overview
Some of the best Staxus scenes compiled on DVD! If you like your sex on the vanilla side, then good for you. If, on the other hand, you enjoy action in the bedroom – and beyond! – that has a little bit more of a bite then you’ve definitely cum to the right place here. From horny doms taking complete control of their passive subs, to guys being bundled into a sling and fucked like cheap whores, these kinky fuckers want their sexual buzz to have a distinct kick! Tim Law, Orlando White, Skylar Blu, Brad Fitt and Paul Walker are just some of the unseemly characters who just love to push respectability to the very limits.
Top Cast


Tristan Wood
Tristan Wood
(archive footage)
Tristan Wood
(archive footage)


Paul Walker
Paul Walker
(archive footage)
Paul Walker
(archive footage)


Blake Hanson
Blake Hanson
(archive footage)
Blake Hanson
(archive footage)


Orlando White
Orlando White
(archive footage)
Orlando White
(archive footage)


Thomas Swings
Thomas Swings
(archive footage)
Thomas Swings
(archive footage)


Zack Todd
Zack Todd
(archive footage)
Zack Todd
(archive footage)


Riley Tess
Riley Tess
(archive footage)
Riley Tess
(archive footage)


Connor Levi
Connor Levi
(archive footage)
Connor Levi
(archive footage)


Mario Ricci
Mario Ricci
(archive footage)
Mario Ricci
(archive footage)
Kai Alexander
Kai Alexander
(archive footage)
Kai Alexander
(archive footage)
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