CrashPad Series Volume 3: Through the Keyhole

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CrashPad Series Volume 3: Through the Keyhole

Top 5 Episodes from CrashPadSeries.com’s Season 3

The edgiest installment yet in the series about a secret apartment where strangers and lovers can come together for the hottest nights (and mornings, and afternoons) of their lives. This series is the gold standard for hot, queer porn. Dallas and Syd Blakovich play bondage games and deep-throat a strap-on cock. AVN Awards Nominated “Best Solo Sex Scene” features Dylan Ryan spying, getting excited, and getting herself off with the help of a Magic Wand Vibrator. Jake plays with a couple of incredibly hot femmes – toppy Princess Donna and subby Lorelei Lee. “Cousins” Billy Jack Gunn and Paul Gunn bring rough-and-tumble trans man action – with squirting. Javier and Red share a scene that’s passionate and romantic… but don’t assume the one with the facial hair is going to be the one wearing a strap-on and pounding away. In this series, gender roles blur and shift and defy easy categorization, but the sex is always relentlessly hot. This is cutting-edge, genre-defying porn, exactly what we´ve come to expect from visionary director Shine Louise Houston.

Includes:

2010 AVN Awards “Best Solo Scene: Dylan Ryan” Nominee
(Running time: 101 min)

Starring:

Billy Jack Gunn

Paul Gunn

Dallas

Syd Blakovich

Dylan Ryan

Javier

Red Jackhammer

Princess Donna

Jake

Lorelei Lee

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