Falcon Unveils 'Earthbound: Heaven to Hell 2' Trailer

Falcon Unveils 'Earthbound: Heaven to Hell 2' Trailer

SAN FRANCISCO — Falcon Studios Group today has launched a new teaser trailer that introduces additional characters in the studio’s upcoming “Earthbound: Heaven to Hell 2,” a feature that continues the “Heaven to Hell” film that first debuted 12 years ago.

The trailer is available on EarthboundXXX.com, which serves as a preview site for “Earthbound: Heaven to Hell 2.”

The official release date of the movie is May 5, when it will be available for DVD and download purchases at the Falcon store.

Johnny V, Gabriel Alanzo, Arad Winwin and Andrew Donovan star in the latest update.

On Monday, Falcon plans on adding another trailer to the site with models Andrew Stark, Trelino and Armond Rizzo. Other updates with Skyy Knox, Blake Riley and Brad Patton follow in the next couple weeks leading up to the movie's May 5 release.

“Earthbound: Heaven to Hell 2,” which Falcon Studios Group head Tim Valenti called “the biggest Falcon release in more than 10 years,” is directed by Chi Chi LaRue, who directed the first “Heaven to Hell” for Falcon before venturing out on her own.

EarthboundXXX.com users are given the opportunity to pre-order the new six-scene movie or the “Heaven to Hell” bundle, which includes the re-issued “Heaven to Hell” and the continuation, “Earthbound: Heaven to Hell 2” for a reduced price.

 

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