Manhunt, Maleflixxx Takes Over Toronto

TORNOTO — Gay video-on-demand network Maleflixxx will welcome adult networking site ManHunt.net to Toronto on July 19-20. Home city for Maleflixx, the VOD provider also is a sponsor of Manhunt’s “Seven Deadly Sins” Tour, which visits 40 cities through September.

“We’ve worked with Manhunt for a long time and we’re thrilled to once again be onboard as the presenting sponsor with the Manhunt tour” said Eric Johnson, president of Sureflix Digital Distribution, owners and operators of the Maleflixxx network of sites. “Our entire team is excited to have the tour pass through our hometown so we can experience the debauchery first hand.”

The festivities start off on July 19 at Woody’s Toronto, on Church Street. An after-hours party will go on at Fly nightclub, located on Gloucester Street. There will be a cover charge and partygoers must be 19, with proof of ID.

Adult performers Dallas Reeves and Damian Rios are scheduled to appear at Woody’s and Fly nightclub.

The “Seven Deadly Sins” tour was conceived after last year’s “ManHunt Invades Europe” tour.

Kicking off in Boston, Manhunt’s home city, at the end of May, the “Seven Deadly Sins” tour has featured several popular adult performers. The theme of each live appearance is based on a list of seven indulgent “sins,” including fellatio, rimming, masturbation, voyeurism, bondage, sodomy and orgies.

For more information, visit the tour website.

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