Staxus Launches New Online Club Site

AMSTERDAM — Europe’s gay porn producer and distributor Staxus has added DirtyFuckers to its existing online portfolio.

The company says it’s a site with no cuddling, no kissing, just raw, sleazy, hard and totally filthy sex.

The site is managed by European gay porn star, Johan Volny who is launching his second Internet project.

"Massive abuse, double penetrations, piss, fisting, gang-bangs and mindless raw sex! I’m sure these are things you don't have in mind when you hear my name," Volny said.

"But let's be honest. Everyone fantasizes about having hard, filthy, horny sex. Everybody dreams about being right in the middle of a locker-room gangbang with a group of American college footballers. Even when we can't or won't practice private sex with piss, fisting or double penetration, we're always constantly thinking about it.”

The company says all scenes and photo galleries are specially produced and selected for this site.

"The site will be a huge success," Volny said. "I've already been surprised by it myself. Whilst selecting the content I had these dreams too. I wanted to be on the set as well, trying it all for myself. I wanted to be taken by this tough, young, muscular biker gang. Unfortunately (or thank god!) this doesn't actually happen to many of us in real life. Which is the reason why we need DirtyFuckers. Here, we can live out our intimate dreams, desires and fetishes but totally private, hassle-free, anonymous and without any complications."

DirtyFuckers is presented in English, German, French, Dutch and Spanish. The service is offered in a variety of currencies, with different payment options.

The site is fully integrated into the company's own affiliate system HomoActiveCash and offers up to 50 percent commissions.

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