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New Breed (2026)
Let Falcon and director Ryan Brian introduce you to the New Breed of up-and-cumming porn stars who just can't wait to go all the way. Through a series of unfiltered interviews and unforgettable hookups, you'll get to know industry newbies Ryan Orion, Jaxx Cody, Smith Sterling, Luca Zae, Gage Palmer, Titus Low, Ken Ott, Michael Vente, Zander Fly, and Kai Carter.
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Let Falcon and director Ryan Brian introduce you to the New Breed of up-and-cumming porn stars who just can't wait to go all the way. Through a series of unfiltered interviews and unforgettable hookups, you'll get to know industry newbies Ryan Orion, Jaxx Cody, Smith Sterling, Luca Zae, Gage Palmer, Titus Low, Ken Ott, Michael Vente, Zander Fly, and Kai Carter.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:3/20/2026
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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