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NakedSword's 'Golden Gate: Tourist Season' Arrives

SAN FRANCISCO — NakedSword has announced the release of "Golden Gate: Tourist Season," which is available now in stores.

The award-winning franchise is typically associated with San Francisco but the latest release, "Tourist Season," features a special episode shot on location in New York City. Part of a collaboration with NYC-based CockyBoys and featuring two of the industry’s biggest stars, CockyBoy exclusives Tommy Defendi and Phenix Saint, the DVD also stars Parker Perry, Dominic Sol, Morgan Black, Leo Forte and Tristan Jaxx.

San Francisco and New York City collide in the "Tourist Season," which NakedSword said captures the energy and vibe of New York City while still embodying the spirit of another big city, San Francisco, giving fans everything they love about "Golden Gate" and more.

NakedSword CEO Tim Valenti said, "We are thrilled with the way the fourth season turned out: Working with CockyBoys and filming in NYC really added a certain edginess to the series. It seems to have paid off as 'Tourist Season' has the strongest out-of-the box sales to wholesale since the first season, so I'm confident this title will be a global success."

He added, "We will be doubling down on our DVD business this year: I'll be announcing a global DVD distribution deal soon that will have NakedSword Originals releasing 12 DVDs worldwide in 2012." 

"Tourist Season" is available online at GayDVD here.  

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