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NakedSword Unveils Lineup of Upcoming Releases

SAN FRANCISCO — Gay adult membership site NakedSword has announced a slate of all-new content to be released this month.

NakedSword will feature Cocky Boys’ “First Time Fucked” and “Fuck the Hell Out Me,” starring Jesse Santana, Wolf Hudson and real-life brothers Bobby and Seth Clark.

The company also has announced Falcon’s follow-up to “Snap Shots” with “Snap Shot,” featuring mainstream reality star Steven Daigle bottoming for superstar Erik Rhodes, plus exclusive Landon Conrad with Adam Killian and Jeremy Bilding.

Also debuting in September is “Dad Takes A Fishing Trip,” directed by Joe Gage.

As presenter of the 2010 GayVN Awards, NakedSword is spotlighting nominees all month leading up to the ceremony on Sept. 24. Nominees include Austin Wilde, Samuel Colt, Derrek Diamond, Spencer Reed, and Tommy Defendi, and films from Raging Stallion, Lucas Entertainment, Colt, Falcon and Hot House.

“It’s that time of the year where we rev up our engines. Like the weather in San Francisco, September is the hot time on NakedSword,” NakedSword CEO Tim Valenti said. “We’re ready to roll with major content releases, and new original series along with all kinds of surprises for the NakedSword member and affiliate base.”

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