Van Nuys, CA – The Human Sexipede www.humansexipede.com will finally be released tomorrow September 30th, 2010.
This long awaited, controversial feature from the minds of Lee Roy Myers and Tom Byron Pictures www.tombyronpictures.com was a gamble well played.
By now many people have viewed the soft-trailer on YouTube. With over 64,000 views in under 2 weeks, The Human Sexipede has proved its popularity and created solid fan base. Comments amongst forums, blogs, and the trailer’s YouTube itself were overall positive, with the exception of disgust and some confusion over if the movie was actually real.
“Making a porn based on a movie as shocking as The Human Centipede was a challenge,” states Myers.
“We don’t want to disappoint The Human Centipede’s followers and those who aren’t into adult entertainment seemed to think it was all a joke.”
The joke soon wore off as media coverage overflowed from the adult world into mainstream outlets and The Human Centipede’s Director, Tom Six, began to praise the parody.
Six began to mention The Human Sexipede in interviews, giving it credit marking a level of his success and even wanted to speak with Myers about his project. Fear not Centipede fans, Sexipede is Tom Six approved.
With a cast of: Tom Byron, Sunny Lane, Danica Dillan, Amber Rayne, Jynx Maze, Kaci Starr, Evan Stone, Keni Styles, and Jordan Ash there was no short coming on cast. Followers of adult entertainment knew this movie was the real deal with such large stars.
Mainstream media began to notice the movie’s popularity as adult industry leaders and many more created a buzz about the movie’s development.
Indie movie enthusiasts also began to share their thoughts on popular movie blogs such as aintitcoolnews.com.
“I can’t wait to hear all the feedback once the movie is finally out,” says Byron.
“Lee Roy and I are completely satisfied with the final product and I highly suggest everyone grabs a copy. Lee Roy and I definitely have more collaborations coming.”
The Human Sexipede will be distributed by Evolution Distribution and streets Thursday, September 30th, 2010.