NakedSword Touts Release of Feature Drama 'Murdered Heart'

NakedSword Touts Release of Feature Drama 'Murdered Heart'

SAN FRANCISCO — NakedSword Originals is trumpeting the full digital and wholesale release of erotic drama “A Murdered Heart,” which follows the plight of three young men in gay conversion therapy camp and features the return to blue movies of superstar Johnny Hazzard.

The cast also includes Jessy Ares, the 2014 XBIZ winner for Gay Performer of the Year. NakedSword Originals recently won its fourth consecutive XBIZ Awards trophy as Gay Studio of the Year. 

Cade Maddox, Ty Mitchell, Colton Reece, Angel Rivera and Alexander Savage join Ares and Hazzard under the direction of Marc MacNamara. NakedSword recently teased the film's full release with the online debut of a matchup between Rivera and Savage.

"If you have waited your entire life to touch another man, what would you do when you were finally set free?" asks the title's tagline.

Tim Valenti, president of the Falcon Studios Group and NakedSword Network, enthused about the company’s second feature release of the year.

“We are excited about this film being available on DVD and download around the world,” he said. “It’s an important story that shines a much-needed light on the subject of conversion therapy, which should be illegal in all 50 states, let alone all over the world. 'A Murdered Heart' is serious, but it’s also extremely sexy and erotic. This film is getting a lot of attention and rightfully so.”

The film has been a passion project for MacNamara.

"I'm so happy to be sharing this movie with the world. It's a movie I've been wanting to make for years and to have it come to life and be seen by an audience is a dream come true,” he said. “A big thanks to NakedSword for taking the chance on such a serious and important topic.”

Find NakedSword online and on Twitter. Visit the Falcon online store here and direct wholesale inquiries to John Gunderson at john@falconstudios.com.

NakedSword has recently touted erotic parody "The Gay Simple Life" starring Calvin Banks and Josh Moore.

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