GayHotMovies.com Inks Exclusive with Csaba Borbely

PHILADELPHIA — Pay-per-minute provider GayHotMovies.com has made a deal with European director Csaba Borbely to stream his latest release “Man Hunt, Part One” exclusively on their network.

Produced by the director’s Blue Lagoon Films, the title stars Mason Daniels and Matthew Cameron, and features five new performers. Borbely, who is known for his use of muscular, handsome models and lush, international locations, wrote and directed the title under the stage name Eugene.

“By partnering with GayHotMovies.com, I know my films will be seen by those who desire the best in adult, male entertainment,” Borbely said. “‘Man Hunt’ is a film that stars gorgeous models making their film debuts and features great production values. I know viewers will not be disappointed.”

HotMovies' parent company National A-1 Director of Business Development James Seibert said the Borbely’s titles are always a popular choice with viewers.

“It was Eugene’s idea to offer ‘Man Hunt’ exclusively to GayHotMovies.com,” Seibert said. “We’re honored he picked us as the gay pay-per-minute site to premiere this hot, exciting new film and we are proud to add it to our first-class library of hardcore movies.”

“Man Hunt, Part Two” will also be featured on GayHotMovies.com.

In April, Borbely’s “Leather to Leather,” produced for his other company Diamond Pictures, will be an exclusive feature on GayHotMovies.com. Filmed at well-known bathhouse Magnum in Budapest, the title will feature Cameron, newcomer Luke Ramsey and go-go dancer Gianni Nascimento.

For more information on GayHotMovies.com, contact (800) 611-MOVIE.

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