Vouyer Media Teams with Jack Napier on New 'Giant Juggs'

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Actor/director Jack Napier has released "Jack's Giant Juggs 4" through Vouyer Media.

Napier, an established producer in the deep interracial genre, performs with Mackenzee Pierce, Sienna West, Kasey Grant, Brooke Banner and box-cover girl Nika Noir in his latest ode to big tits. The DVD extras include a bonus encounter with alt-porn starlet Scarlett Pain.

"Jack's Giant Juggs 4" features O-card packaging that accentuates Noir's knockers.

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