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Natali Demore Releases Two New Fetish Titles

LOS ANGELES — Natali Demore released two new bondage and fetish titles this week, "Medical Pain Sluts 2" and "Smothergasm." Demore directs, produces and stars in both titles.

"Medical Pain Sluts 2" stars Demore, Summer Cummings, Kelli Tyler, Kendra James and Mina Meow and is distributed by Bonvue.

"I have enjoyed medical fetish for years now and I'm excited to release a sequel to the No.1 top-selling bondage video in the industry," Demore said.

"Smothergasm" stars Demore, Jada Fire, Kelli Tyler, Ryder Skye, Ariel X and Berlin and is distributed by Major Video Concepts.

Demore also has opened a new 1,500-square-foot studio in the San Fernando Valley with a fully-equipped dungeon as well as medical, living room, bedroom, locker room, office and library sets.

For more about Natali Demore, visit her go to BondageOrgasms.com or SmotheredSlave.com.

For interviews with Demore, contact James at Galaxy Publicity by calling (310) 652-0770 or emailing galaxypub@aol.com.

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