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Black Tops Phoenix in NakedSword's 'Fuck You I'm Infamous'

Black Tops Phoenix in NakedSword's 'Fuck You I'm Infamous'

SAN FRANCISCO — NakedSword Originals has announced the release of the third episode from the “Fuck You I’m Infamous” series.

The tongue-in-cheek title of the movie comes after NakedSword Originals' recent release of the “Fuck You I’m Famous” series earlier this year. 

Directed by NakedSword's mr. Pam, the new features interviews with “infamous bad boys of porn and digs deeper into their scandals and public dramas, bringing these notorious stars to life!” The bad boys are Vadim Black, who tops, and JD Phoenix.

NakedSword Director mr. Pam says of the two bad boys, "These guys were just too perfect for this movie which is all about taking the bad boys of porn and putting them together.”

“JD has been such a controversial figure since he started doing porn at 18, so he's seen and heard it all. Vadim Black is as gorgeous as he is infamous and he really fucked the hell out of JD. This was an excellent pairing and very fitting for the series.”

“After shooting this movie I can attest to the fact that bad boys might be bad but they really know how to fuck! The sex in this series is off the charts!"

Pictured: JD Phoenix, left, and Vadim Black

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