NakedSword.com Now Streaming Kink.com Content

SAN FRANCISCO — NakedSword.com is kicking off its summer promotion by streaming scenes from Kink.com’s Kink Men line.

Kink’s gay fetish content will now headline NakedSword’s BDSM channel for the first time.

"We've worked hard in the past year to make sure NakedSword stays unchallenged in the VOD market," said Tim Valenti, President of NakedSword. "Kink's one-of-a-kind productions are unmatched in their market and it was really important for us to bring them onto the site."

NakedSword won the 2013 Grabby awards for Best VOD Site and Best Mega Site

Founded in 2008 by director Van Darkholme, Kink Men has expanded from its flagship BDSM site, Bound Gods, to include NakedKombat (a hardcore wrestling site), Bound in Public (a public gang bang site), Butt Machine Boys (a site featuring custom built sex toys) and Men On Edge (a bondage and edging site).

"This is a chance for us to bring Kink Men a new audience," Kink.com’s Mike Stabile said. "And NakedSword is one of the strongest brands in the gay marketplace — what they've done with the site is amazing and we hope this will be the beginning of a long relationship."

The launch coincides with the San Francisco premiere of “Kink,” a documentary film produced by James Franco and Christina Voros’ company. The film features Darkholme and Kink stars Jessie Colter and John Magnum. It will screen at the Frameline Film Festival on Friday.

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