Homegrown/Pure Play Release 'Housewives Unleashed 46'

VAN NUYS, Calif.—On January 19th, indulge in extramarital bliss with Housewives Unleashed 46. Homegrown Video and Pure Play Media present an affair to remember—three in fact. A trio of wedded sluts trade in their duster to get plunged in an array of sultry scenarios. This festival of infidelity begins with the destitute Syren. Her deadbeat husband missed too many payments and now the repo man has come to collect. Unwilling to relinquish her items, she agrees to a bawdy barter. Also tiring of her spouse, Suzy heads outside to unwind with a joint, unaware of the officer lurking around the corner. On the verge of incarceration, she persuades the patrolman with an oral plea and an internal affair. Amanda's marriage, however, has exceeded salvation and she's already resigned herself to revenge. Her raunchy retaliation takes the form of a videotaped, two-timing tryst with her husband's employee. "Beautiful housebound wives, extenuating erotic circumstances and a rolling camera are a recipe for a successful series," stated Pure Play Media's National Sales Manager, Bill Rix. "Homegrown Video's selection of specialized genres is unmatched in the amateur market. And after 46 volumes, this title has repeatedly proven itself as consistent hit among consumers." As Kleenex is to tissue, Homegrown Video is to amateur porn, and for over 30 years fans have been reaching for a box of tissues after enjoying Homegrown's incredible selection of amateur XXX. By virtue of those fans raising their hands to salute Homegrown Video, Newsweek magazine declared, "Homegrown is the longest running series in the history of porn," while US News pointed out, "Made by the people for the people, Homegrown represents the democracy of porn." Since 1982, when it became the first company to distribute sex tapes from you and your neighbors, fans find in Homegrown a spirit and enthusiasm that is completely unique to the world of adult entertainment. For wholesale information, email Bill Rix here or here and/or call 818-989-1570, x233.