Raging Stallion's 'Wasteland' Now on DVD, VOD

Raging Stallion's 'Wasteland' Now on DVD, VOD

SAN FRANCISCO — Falcon Studios Group today released Raging Stallion’s ‘Wasteland’ on DVD and download.

Director Steve Cruz presents a world not too far in the future, where things take a turn for the worse. The continent becomes a barren “hellscape” and the only valid currencies are food, water, shelter and hardcore fucking, according to a studio publicist.

“This survival-of-the-hottest-and-fittest tale shows the rough, ruthless stud survivors who wield their big muscles and big dicks to stay on top of the food chain,” the publicist said.

The all-star cast is lead by A-Team exclusive Bruno Bernal and Bruce Beckham, Sean Duran, Rafael Lords, Talon Reed, Ryan Cruz and Myles Landon.

“There’s been a recent demand for films with more narratives. All of the models put their all into giving more than your average sex scene,” Cruz said. “I was proud of all they accomplished.”

Falcon Studios Group President Tim Valenti said: “Nothing is hotter than being trapped in an apocalyptic world and needing to do whatever you can to survive.”  

“Steve Cruz’s vision is intricately brought to life with his rugged and horny cast fucking in underground bunkers as if their lives depended on it,” Valenti said.

“Wasteland” is available on DVD and download today at the Falcon Studios Group Store.

For DVD wholesale purchasing, contact Jose Mineros at jose@falconstudios.com.

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