Adam & Eve Announces 'The Four' Now Available

HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Adam and Eve and Adam and Eve Pictures have announced that Michael Ninn’s “The Four” is now available.

Starring Ninn Worx contract girls Brea Bennett, Cassidey, Nikki Kane and Renee Perez, “The Four” is a portrayal of the women warriors who avenge both their men and their nation.

“The Four” is Ninn’s story of revenge following the desiccation of the Spartans after the Battle of Thermopylaie in ancient Greece. As the Grecian forces invade Sparta, four surviving Spartan widows swear revenge for their husbands and unite to assassinate the Persian God King Xerxes.

Adam and Eve said it was shot on blue screen for added richness and special effects.

“I am so pleased to finally see ‘The Four’ come to fruition,” Ninn said. “And to pair it with Adam and Eve for release is simply the best possible scenario.”

Lauded as Michael Ninn’s final movie, “The Four” will be released as a four-disc set, including a bonus disc featuring the Ninn Worx contract girls in never-released footage.

“We are so happy to have the privilege of distributing Michael Ninn’s final film,” said Bob Christian, Adam and Eve producer.

“This movie truly is the most impressive adult movie since ‘Pirates.’”

“The Four” includes nine scenes and is more than three hours long. The exclusive four-disc set includes 14 scenes and more than eight hours of footage.

To see the official trailer for “The Four,” click here.

For the official website, click here.

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