Falcon Debuts Newest Feature 'Down to Business'

SAN FRANCISCO — Falcon/Raging Stallion Studios have announced the release of their newest feature “Down to Business” from the Guys Like Us line.

The recently launched Guys Like Us line of DVDs focuses on hardcore action between young studs.   

In the film, director Andrew Rosen assembles a cast of youthful, high-energy performers that includes Lance Luciano, JP Dubois, Bobby Clark, Dylan Knight, Liam Harkmoore, Joey Rico, Mark Gabriel and Sam Northman. According to the filmmakers, the guys pursue "carnal deals" with virility.

"I have never seen such energy and chemistry between performers as I did in ‘Down To Business.’” Rosen said. “Many times during the filming of this movie, I was stunned by the creative acts the performers were coming up with and when I yelled ‘Cut’ after Dylan Knight's cum shot, the whole crew erupted with a big gasp that they held in for the long duration of the shot. Bobby Clark is priceless during it."

“'Down to Business' is high energy. It’s jam packed with variety of male erotica and with a cast of young studs who deliver great performances,” said, Chris Ward, Falcon/Raging Stallion Studios president.“ JP Dubois and Lance Luciano set the screen on fire, and Dylan Knight and Bobby Clark are exceptional.”

“Down to Business” is available from the Falcon, Raging Stallion and GayDVD online stores. For wholesale ordering information, contact Sales Director Mo Duran at mo@ragingstallion.com or 415-321-6612. 

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