Severe Sex Releases 'Charlotte Cross: An Evil Queen Is Born'

Severe Sex Releases 'Charlotte Cross: An Evil Queen Is Born'

LOS ANGELES — Severe Sex Films has announced the debut of the second installment in its "Fetish Star Showcase" series, "Charlotte Cross: An Evil Queen Is Born," which is now available on DVD from Exile.

“Charlotte Cross really was made to be a dominatrix,” noted director and Severe Sex co-owner Dee Severe. “She was always kind of a smartass as a submissive, and she has proven to be a fearless and ethical person in the way she conducts business. So once she made the switch to dominating, there was no holding her back. Charlotte took such an active role in this production and came up with so many good ideas, I made her my co-director.”  

“Charlotte Cross: An Evil Queen is Born” runs almost four hours and includes Cross' journey through the BDSM world, including what a company rep describes as "a deceptively creepy scene where she and D. Arclyte take hot stripper Alex More home — but their plans for her are considerably more weird than she imagined." 

"Tommy Pistol stars in a scene that shows the last of Charlotte’s submissive side; additionally, she takes Audrey Noir and Cara Luna through intense girl/girl scenes that include caning, water boarding, spanking, clothes pins, strap-on sex and more," they added. "Finally, Charlotte and her mentors, Mistress Maia McQueen and Bella Bathory, gang up to give Jimmy Broadway a cock and ball torture experience that is not for the faint of heart!"

SSF co-owner Broadway said, “I was fortunate to work with Charlotte for another company early in her career. I saw something special in her then, and quickly got her into a project for us. Since then we have become good friends, and it’s been such a pleasure to watch her grow into one of the premier fetish performers working today. The scene we did for her showcase was a special treat, and I’m glad that we get to share it with our viewers.”

For all sales, both foreign and domestic, contact Howard Levine at howard@exiledist.com or (866) 629-4271, as well as Ed Smith at ed@exiledist.com or (818) 576-9464.

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