After a four-year hiatus, Rocco Siffredi is returning to on-camera performance — and he’s doing it in a way that reflects both his legacy and the creator-driven landscape shaping today’s market. His latest endeavor is built entirely around collaborations, an approach he says immediately energized him and clarified what this new chapter should look like.
Siffredi’s four decades in the industry have included hundreds of directorial credits, mainstream crossover appearances, and a 2023 Netflix bio series. His on-screen presence has made him synonymous with intense, physical scenes and a distinctly European approach to erotic performance. He frames his new project as a return to an earlier era.
“I want to go back to the old vintage ’90s style, where the girls all look very elegant and everything feels very natural,” he tells XBIZ. “We want to show real, passionate sex. Nothing fake, nothing structured. I’m not saying today’s sexuality is not good — I’m just giving a little more attention to the details.”
Passionate Partnerships
Siffredi’s new line, “My Fantasy With Rocco,” blends that 1990s aesthetic with performer-led creative input. Each scene begins with a short interview before moving into what he describes as “true fantasy,” driven by his co-star rather than a scripted framework.
“The main goal is to bring my collaborators’ fantasies to life,” Siffredi explains. “What they want to do with me, and what they’ve pictured me doing to them. The goal is to focus on the pleasure of the woman — to take the time to bring the passion. That’s what I want to go back to.”
The latest shoot for the series, with English performer Miss Sally, reflected that approach, Siffredi says.
“She told us, ‘After five years of doing porn, I never experienced anything like this in my life!’” he enthuses.
Both established stars and creator-era talent appear on Siffredi’s roster of collaborators for the project, among them Clemence Audiard, Leya Desantis, Catherine Knight, and Britney Dutch. One of the biggest surprises on the list so far is ’90s icon Kelly Stafford, formerly a frequent Siffredi co-star.
“Kelly came back just to do this,” Siffredi notes proudly, adding that fans can expect “incredible” new threesome scenes.
Despite the throwback aesthetic, however, the new scenes will represent a shift in tone compared with some of his intense work from the 1990s. Distributors, Siffredi explains, have cautioned him that certain acts no longer fly in major markets.
“I had to tell Kelly, ‘It’s not the ’90s anymore,’” he laughs. “We cannot do anything that is too rough. We cannot go too crazy. It’s better to avoid extreme hard sex. So I changed it into more sensual, passionate sex.”
At the other end of the spectrum, Siffredi is equally excited about working with newer talent.
“I’m 61, and some of these performers have been watching me since they were much younger,” he says. “Now we have the chance to do scenes together.”
Siffredi says he views the project as an opportunity to connect or reconnect with all kinds of performers.
“Seriously, if you’re passing through Budapest, contact me,” he adds with a grin.
Teaming Up With the Next Generation
While Siffredi’s on-camera return is being greeted with much fanfare, it is far from the only new development at his Budapest studio.
Over the past two years, Siffredi and his son Lorenzo have been developing a creator-focused ecosystem that merges old-school production experience with new-era collaboration culture. The result is LTXfans, a platform built around shared ownership, modernized monetization, and a crypto-backed infrastructure.
“With this new shift of content creators and content houses, we decided to adapt,” Lorenzo says, sitting alongside his father.
The studio’s size and resources made it a natural location for creators seeking space to collaborate, shoot, and share content, notes Lorenzo. Early experiments with opening the studio to creators for multi-day shoots sparked a surprising wave of momentum.
“Rocco was like, ‘Okay, I see that the effort the content creators put in when they own the content and work with me is so different from when they just come to work for me,’” Lorenzo recalls. “I think this kind of reignited his passion to come back.”
Siffredi says he noticed that difference in creative energy immediately once he started shooting again.
“The collab situation is incredible because since the scene belongs to them,” he marvels. “They give 110%.”
That enthusiasm became the foundation for LTXfans, Lorenzo says.
“We are building an ecosystem where the content creators get 100% of the income when they upload, and there’s no chargeback,” he explains. “People can come to our place, they can create content with us. We can offer high-quality content and also the possibility to mix with different types of content creators and share content.”
Although the platform uses a tokenized backend built on Tanox LTX crypto, that system is deliberately invisible to users, Lorenzo notes. He sees that seamlessness as addressing one of the biggest hurdles in other adult-tech launches.
“The biggest issue with these kinds of projects is tech guys trying to come into our world and failing because they don’t know the user experience or what the real-life user wants,” Lorenzo says. “On our side, we’re working the other way around. We know what the users want. We know what the creators want. We’re focusing on the creator first.”
Siffredi credits the project’s initial success to the productive relationship between him and his son.
“I’m more classic and he is completely innovative,” Siffredi beams. “This fusion is really beautiful together.”
