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EroticVision Adds Roku Gay Content Channel

MIAMI — EroticVisionTV announced the addition of HomoFlicks, the first all-gay hardcore adult channel for the Roku Digital Video Player.

The company said HomoFlicks is the second in the EVTV lineup of stand-alone channels that allow viewers to purchase content of specific interest.

The new channel is available to users who own Roku Digital Video Players as a “Hidden Channel" — a channel that’s distributed outside of the Roku Channel Store.

“Since EroticVisionTV first went live in 2009, we have received a steady string of requests for gay content," EVTV founder JJ said. "With the launch of EVTV’s stand-alone channel capability just over a week ago, we saw the opportunity to fulfill that request. We are thrilled to release HomoFlicks as the first gay content offering for our customers."

The new channel also features EVTV’s PIN controlled channel access for parental control.

HomoFlicks channel subscription is priced at $24.99 per month for unlimited access or a two-day trial period for $8.

Complete system details and requirements area available at HomoFlicks.

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