HotMovies to Host Haze, Jordan, Steele at Venus Berlin

BERLIN — HotMovies.com is headed to Berlin's Venus erotic festival with three adult luminaries in tow.

The HotMovies booth at the Venus expo will play host to performer Jenna Haze, producer Jules Jordan, as well as Lexington Steele, performer and owner of Mercenary Pictures.

HotMovies Director of Business Development James Cybert said that it would be hard to imagine anything more exciting than having the three stars in Berlin.

“We love giving fans what they want, and what they really want is to get up close and personal with those who make them happy on video and on the Internet,” he said.

Some of Steele's credits include “Manhammer,” “Superwhores” and “Silverback Attack,” all done through Mercenary Pictures.

Haze's resume boasts many hits with several adult studios, including “Lesbian Tutors 7,” “Fashionistas Safado – The Challenge” and “Lex The Impaler 3.” She appeared in an advertisement for Fyre.tv on behalf of Smash Pictures, and she landed roles in both "Not Bewitched XXX" and "Pirates: Stagnetti's Revenge."

Through his company, Jules Jordan has released such titles as “Flesh Hunter” and “Pump My Ass Full of Cum.” He teamed up with Lexington Steele to produce “Lex The Impaler.”

“More money in the adult world today comes from online sources and HotMovies.com is one of the very best,” Jordan said. “I’m looking forward to hanging out and meeting fans in Berlin with the HotMovies team.”

The HotMovies team will set up shop at stand 16 in the back of hall 20 at Venus Berlin. Jordan and Haze will also be appearing in the trade area of the event at Stand 06 in Hall 22B.

HotMovies is offering fans free Internet time on its website. For more information, call (800) 611-MOVIE.

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