Pure Play, Desperate Pleasures Street New Fauxcest Title

Pure Play, Desperate Pleasures Street New Fauxcest Title

VAN NUYS, Calif. — Pure Play Media and Desperate Pleasures have announced the release of “Brother Fuckers 2.”

The film features Violet Monroe, Ashlynn Taylor, Chi Chi Medina, Emma Evins and Sierra Simmons in four brother/sister fauxcest scenes. 

“Desperate Pleasures knows the fauxcest genre, and presents scenarios with performers which make the taboo really come alive,” said Michael L., sales representative for Pure Play Media.

“These aren’t hyper-glossed up fauxcest scenes — these scenes look real, with intimate scenes between ‘brother’ and ‘sister’ which are completely believable," he added. "There’s a reason why Desperate Pleasures has such a loyal fan base, and why fans continuously demand new content. Retailers, add this title to your order as soon as you can.”

Desperate Pleasures patriarch and director JW Ties said, “I've known for years that my daughters have no self-control when it comes to their brothers — or their cousins, for that matter. Just wait until you see what kind of family insanity ensues in this one!”

In “Brother Fuckers 2,” Simmons hooks up with her cousin Russel, who she finds out after the fact is actually her half-brother. Monroe and her brother Connor take things beyond casual horseplay when their parents are away on a business trip. Evina and her brother are told to shower together after a messy art project, where they make “cleaning up” extra dirty. Lastly, sisters Taylor and Medina fight for their brother’s affection in a threesome.

“I always love working with Desperate Pleasures,” Monroe said. “Doing something so taboo and naughty was so hot — I loved having my brother’s huge cock inside me!”

To view the box cover, cast list and synopsis for “Brother Fuckers 2,” click here. Retailers interested in stocking “Brother Fuckers 2” can contact Michael at Mike@pureplaymedia.com or (954) 903-3347, ext. 2224. For more information, including clips and performer applications, visit DesperatePleasures.com and JWTies.com. For more information on Pure Play Media, visit PurePlayMedia.com and PPMB2B.com.

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