PeterFever's 'Gayvengers' Parody Flies to Wholesale Release

PeterFever's 'Gayvengers' Parody Flies to Wholesale Release

LAS VEGAS — Erotic superhero parody "Gayvengers" from PeterFever, and toplined by Max Konnor and Dominic Pacifico, is now in pre-orders ahead of its wholesale release July 8 in time to "rescue the adult entertainment summer from a season of boredom."

David Ace, Sir Jet and Axel Kane fill out the heroic cast alongside "alien evildoers" Damian Dragon and Shen Powers.

"This biggest, splashiest and most dick-tickling of PeterFever’s acclaimed run of film and TV parodies borrows liberally from the plotlines of recent superhero blockbusters," a rep enthused. "Featuring a massive orgy of seven horny heroes and dastardly villains, 'Gayvengers' brings flashy costuming, impressive scenic design and crackling dialogue — at the biggest budget of any PeterFever series thus far — to its gay adult milieu."

"The futuristic sci-fi set belches dry ice smoke and buzzes with beams of laser light," said the rep.

PeterFever's Danny Zeeman said the action concludes with a seven-man orgy "aboard the hovering spacecraft of diabolical 'Phallos' and will quench and satisfy carnal appetites across the universe."

"'Gayvengers' is the kind of epic superhero comedy PeterFever was meant to create," he said. "It has everything needed to become this summer's biggest blockbuster: a fun and dramatic storyline, a multi-racial cast of well-known stars, awesome special effects and some of the hottest pairings and biggest orgies of the year. We expect this title to sell incredibly all over the world."

Koloff directed the film, from a script by Jackson Reece, at the Las Vegas production facility of Falcon Studios.

"This was a big, challenging shoot, and I’m proud of how the cast and crew rose to the occasion and made the final product so fantastic," said Koloff. "This project speaks volumes about the path that PeterFever has always been on — combining diversity, humor and amazing sex."

Find box art, a trailer and additional details here. Direct wholesale inquiries to andrew@pulsedistribution.com.

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