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Andre Madness Unveils Online Store

VAN NUYS, Calif. — Adult director and producer Andre Madness has unveiled a new online store that showcases his content while also offering various novelty and DVD lines, as well.

The store offers Madness' entire catalogue of titles delivery. Madness Pictures has been putting out movies since 2000, and the releases have featured talent as diverse as Teagan Presley, Shy Love and Britney Skye.

The store offers titles in regular and high-definition formats. Also included are a video-on-demand theater, as well as a full selection of adult novelties from a variety of well known adult brands.

Madness Pictures' has produced several adult series since its inception, including the long-running series "12 Nasty Girls Masturbating" and "Cum Hungry Cocksuckers."

Besides founding Madness Pictures, Madness himself has been keeping busy producing movies for Hustler, New Sensations and Adam & Eve.

His latest project for New Sensations, "Hearts And Minds 2: Modern Warfare," is set for a Sept. 29 release. A trailer for the film is available at the company's website, as well as via direct link.

Madness' other recent work includes a high-profile Adam & Eve release, "Kayden's Krossfire," which featured the contract debut of contract star Kayden Kross.

For more information, visit BuyMadness.com.

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