OnTheHunt Inks Worldwide Distro Deal With EuroMedia

NEW YORK — OnTheHunt.com and EuroMedia Distribution announced they have entered into a worldwide distribution agreement to bring OnTheHunt’s pro-amateur content to DVD consumers.

The gay-owned distributor has high hopes for the new OnTheHunt line.

“We feel there is a void in the marketplace for unique high quality amateur content and OnTheHunt is exactly that," said Hugo Harley, director of product development at EuroMedia.

"By shooting exclusive guys from Manhunt that have never been shot and then throwing today’s biggest selling porn stars into the mix really makes for a winning combination. There is simply nothing else like it in the market today.”

OnTheHunt.com is the online adult membership site started by Manhunt more than two years ago.

It taps Manhunt’s membership pool to find members who want to hookup with other members on camera.

In some videos, the adult stars film/direct the scene as well as participate in the action, turning established porn stars into directors and real guys into amateur porn stars.

Some of the adult stars on the site include Matthew Rush, Pierre Fitch, Steven Daigle, Trevor Knight, Arpad Miklos, Jeremy Hall, Cody Cummings and others.

The first DVD from OnTheHunt is "Argentina Fuck Fest," which is shipping this week.

The release was filmed on location in Argentina and features performers Tommy Lima and Felix Cohn.

The company said two more titles are slated for release later this year.

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