NakedSword Debuts CockyBoys' 'The Haunting'

SAN FRANCISCO — NakedSword.com announced today that it is now streaming CockyBoys' film “The Haunting” as part of an on-going partnership with the New York-based studio.

The release marks the first time the movie will appear outside of the CockyBoys members area.

"We pride ourselves on finding and securing the best in gay adult film,” NakedSword President Tim Valenti said. "This is an incredible film, and I've been after director Jake Jaxson to let us screen it for our members since I saw it last fall."

Director Jaxson's movie is an erotic thriller that first debuted on Cockyboys.com at the end of 2012, and is described by the studio as one of the films credited with the revival of art and storytelling in gay adult film.

Valenti said he expects the film to do exceedingly well, due to pent-up demand. The film has been No.1 on the TLA Video DVD pre-orders list for weeks, according to NakedSword.

"This is part of a long partnership with one of the best directors and studios in the business,"  Valenti said. "We look forward to giving it the exposure it deserves."

Jaxson said, "NakedSword is now our first stop for all of our features outside of CockyBoys. They are one of our most valued partners in the business and their platform's reach is vast. I'm happy that this special film will reach an even larger audience than it has already."

He added, "You can be sure that come September you'll see ‘RoadStrip’ with all of the extras and bonuses on NakedSword before you see it anywhere else." 

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