Devin Franco Leads 'Diary of a Sex Addict' for Falcon Studios

Devin Franco Leads 'Diary of a Sex Addict' for Falcon Studios

SAN FRANCISCO — Exclusive stud Devin Franco enjoys the solo cover spotlight and toplines “Diary of a Sex Addict” from Falcon Studios.

The eight-member cast, under the direction of Tony Dimarco, “weave a tale of sex and desire,” a rep notes. Franco and fellow exclusive Colton Reece are joined by Mateo Fernandez, Christian Finch, Jack Hunter, Casey Jacks, Hunter Smith and Kurtis Wolfe.

The hunks hook up in public restrooms, the sex club and at home with a stranger cruised on the street. Franco and Hunter eye each other at the urinal and duck into a stall to exchange blowjobs; later, Franco should be viewing apartments with his real estate agent (Fernandez) but can’t resist making an advance on the hunky guy, a move he eagerly reciprocates. Franco closes out the film by hitting a sex club and making himself available to anyone who wants to take him on. Finch and Reece accept the offer; they double-team Franco, leading to “an epic double-penetration session,” the rep notes.

Elsewhere, Reece cruises Jacks on the street and follows him up to his apartment for a passionate, anonymous encounter; Smith, out clubbing, proves irresistible to a horny bartender (Wolfe), leading to their frenzied hookup in the back of the bar. Smith, however, hasn’t had enough and services another cute guy (Reece) who cruises him.

"We headed to San Francisco to shoot this film, which is one of the most sexually expressive and accepted places on earth," Dimarco said. "This cast is diverse, talented, and really brings you the hottest and best uninhibited sex between hot men."

Tim Valenti, president of Falcon Studios Group, praised the movie’s erotic energy. “Tony and his cast strip everything down to the basics for some seedy fun,” he said. “This film tells the story of men who just like to get off, whenever, wherever, with whoever.”

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