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The men are cocked and loaded, ready to unleash their aggression — or take their abuse. From the dirty mind of Tony Buff and the talented eye of co-director Paul Wilde comes... More »

Deep in the secluded forests of California, no one can hear you scream. That's where six brave, sadistic studs-led by TitanMen exclusives Tony Buff and David Anthony-engage in... More »

Like it Rough? Titan Media continues its dedication to being First in Fetish with its new hardcore line called Rough, shot documentary style with real life fetish players. Co-directed by... More »

Get roped into the action as muscles twitch, skin quivers and bodies writhe in Shock Treatment, the first release in TitanMen's explosive new ROUGH line. Providing an intense look at a rarely seen... More »

In just three years, TitanMen’s co-branded Folsom leather/fetish line has racked up numerous awards, singlehandedly bringing high-quality fetish content into the mainstream. The... More »

Elevating hardcore fetish to both a new level of intensity and artistry, Folsom Prison is the latest in the highly anticipated series of co-branded Folsom films. TitanMen Exclusive, Tony... More »

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