Next Door Studios Relaunches NextDoorTwink.com

Next Door Studios Relaunches NextDoorTwink.com

SAN FRANCISCO — Next Door Studios has formally unveiled the revamp of one of its signature lines: NextDoorTwink.com.

Production for the imprint was put on hold in 2016; fresh updates will now be uploaded every Saturday.

“Twinks are back at Next Door,” said Rocco Fallon, director and head of production for the studio. “Be still my heart! I have always been a fan of twinks and I’m really happy that we are producing them again. While we always focus on a high-quality production, these new scenes are story-driven and are cast with true twink talent. I’m excited to hear what our members think of our redesigned product.”

Next Door President Stephen Sirard enthused about the upgrades to the label. “We listen to our members,” he said. “So when they continue to request twink scenes, we have no choice. But this time our emphasis is on getting that casting just right. In fact, we’ve even signed our first twink exclusive, which has never happened before! I think fans are really going to be happy.”

Current updates include “Learning to Play Together” with Scott Finn, Tyler Lakes and Cyrus Stark; “Brother’s Bond” featuring Kyle Brant and Greyson Lane; “Big Brother Banging” with Hayden Brier, Landon Matthews and Ian Oakley; and the forthcoming “A Good Look” featuring Lane and Jason Mack.

Visit NextDoorTwink online and follow the label on Twitter.

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