Montreal, QC – Pure Taboo presents Prom Night, one teen’s extraordinary tale of an evening to remember… with four guys – out now exclusively at PureTaboo.com.
Whitney Wright is enjoying a romantic limo ride to prom with her date Codey Steele, until she realizes that their driver isn’t taking them to prom, but to three waiting suitors (Kyle Mason, Robby Echo and Matt Sloan) out in the middle of nowhere.
According to Bree Mills, “this is the extreme version of the classic ‘losing your virginity at prom’ scenario mixed with taking a wrong turn into an unknown location and that fear of ‘where are you taking me?'”
Prom Night treats viewers to not only Wright’s intense five-way gang bang, but a mind-blowing blow bang that will keep fans on the edge of their seats throughout the entire scene.
“Whitney is fairly new to the business and already she’s such a passionate performer,” said Mills. “She did an amazing acting job, conveying the fear, anxiety, anticipation and desire of her character perfectly.”
To get a taste of the Prom Night teaser, go to Pure Taboo’s official Twitter page.
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ABOUT PURE TABOO:
Launched in September 2017, PureTaboo is the latest studio operated by the Gamma Films Group, the production arm of adult company Gamma Entertainment. Helmed by XBIZ and AVN award-winning director Bree Mills and promoting the tagline ‘Some taboos are meant to be broken’, PureTaboo features the most popular and up-and-coming faces in adult today, challenging themselves to bring acting and sexual performances in a way viewers have never seen before.
Mills and the PureTaboo team are committed to taking taboo porn seriously, with storylines tackling society’s accepted – but most intriguing – sexual circumstances: innapropriate family relations, compulsions, teen virgin, sexual perversions and the hidden corners of the viewer’s psyche.
“We hope to leave you equally shocked and aroused,” says Mills. “After all, aren’t some taboos meant to be broken?”
