Lucas Entertainment Set to Release 'Kings of N.Y.' 2nd Season

NEW YORK — Lucas Entertainment is set to release “Kings of New York Season 2”on Sept. 20, the follow-up to its original adult/mainstream crossover film.

The new movie includes roles by “RuPaul’s Drag Race’s” Latrice Royale, "Tan Mom" Patricia Krentcil, Reichen Lehmkuhl, Roy Jones, Michael Musto, Geronimo Frias, Jada Valenciaga, Candis Cayne and others.

Mixed in with the cast are adult performers Johnny Hazard, Dean Monroe, Christopher Daniels, Jimmy Durano, Angelo Marconi, Liam Magnuson, Duncan Black, Jed Athens, Andrew Stark and Sean Xaver.

“Season 2” is all about mixing in drama and comedy with sex, then merging mainstream with adult, writer/director Marc Macnamera, said.

He added, “It’s all about being entertained. This is a new type of series that takes entertainment and pokes fun at the flaws of celebrity. With reality TV stars, news writers, go-go dancers, drag queens, activists and infamous celebrities all mixed together. We all have a range of interest in our lives and with ‘Kings’ we bring these various aspects of showbiz together in one series, as they are, entertainers.”

The first episode premieres exclusively on LucasEntertainment.com. Members can stream the episodes and watch for behind the scenes features to accompany each episode.

The film’s trailer can be seen on YouTube.


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