‘Breaking Bad XXX: A Sweet Mess Films Parody’ SFW Trailer Debuts on CraveOnline

CHATSWORTH, Calif.  The safe-for-work trailer for “Breaking Bad XXX: A Sweet Mess Films Parody” is now available to view on CraveOnline.com.

The site holds a 24-hour exclusive on the trailer.

To view the trailer, click here.

Beginning October 30, the trailer will be available on the soon-to-launch BreakingBadXXX.com and YouTube.com.

The DVD will release in November from Exquisite Films.

“Breaking Bad XXX: A Sweet Mess Films Parody” is produced by Sweet Mess Films and distributed by Exquisite Films, the team behind “The Addams Family XXX: An Exquisite Films Parody.”

The project marks the first collaboration between the studios and director David Lord.

Rodney Moore penned the script as a commentary on legal measures currently facing the adult industry.

Exquisite Films owner Jerry E. said, “Rodney Moore and David Lord have created a fantastic movie, which is as funny and sexy as it is politically charged.”

In “Breaking Bad XXX: A Sweet Mess Films Parody,” California passes laws making the production and consumption of pornography illegal, as well as all sexual enhancement drugs. Walt, a university film professor, is diagnosed with terminal cancer and erectile dysfunction. The news forces Walt to reevaluate many things in his life, including the injustices directed at the adult industry.

With the help of a former film student turned porn star, he concocts a plan to make porn legal once again.

The cast of “Breaking Bad XXX: A Sweet Mess Films Parody” includes Brandy Aniston, Kimberly Kane, Tasha Reign, Chanel Preston, Lexi Belle, Andy San Dimas, Alec Knight, Eric Masterson, Steven St. Croix, Derrick Pierce, James Bartholet, and Ron Jeremy.

To download the box art for “Breaking Bad XXX: A Sweet Mess Films Parody,” click here.

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