On the Set: Ricky Greenwood Goes Intergalactic With ‘Mega Perv’

LOS ANGELES — Somewhere on the mean streets of Downtown Los Angeles, Scott Nails wears a Speedo while being chased by a giant scrotum that resembles the boulder Indiana Jones narrowly escaped in “Raiders of the Lost Ark.”

Nails is filming a scene from director Ricky Greenwood’s new Brazzers movie, “Mega Perv,” a sci-fi comedy in which he plays a colorful private detective named Randy Rogers.

“I wouldn’t say Randy is an idiot, but he just kind of stumbles into shit and then figures it out,” says Nails. “He’s just stumbling through life, but things always break his way in the end, kind of like me.”

Indeed, Nails lucks out when an LAPD squad car rolls up on him and keeps moving, given his lack of clothing in public.

“I swear to god, the cop rolls down the window, and it’s two female officers, and they’re both hot,” says Nails. “They just look at me in my Speedo and start laughing, and then they take off. It was our first day of shooting, but to them, it was just another Monday in Downtown L.A.”

Today, Greenwood and his cast and crew are working within the far safer confines of Studio NV Production Services in Sun Valley, California, which has been turned into a jungle-type lair fit for an alien queen, played by Madison Ivy.

“Mega Perv” finds Ivy playing the Alien Queen of Perversion. She sends a small meteor to Earth, where the space stone effectively functions as a perv radar, corrupting everyone who crosses its path. Losing track of the stone, she sends one of her loyal soldiers, Miss Lexa, across the galaxy to retrieve it before others do, and Miss Lexa hires Randy to find it.

The private eye is so perverted that the stone’s special powers cannot corrupt him, which is how Miss Lexa knows she’s found the one true Mega Perv.

Planet of the Pervs

Today, Greenwood films Miss Lexa bringing Randy dick-first through a magic portal to her alien planet so he can meet the horny queen, who can sense his deepest desires. The hilarious green-screen sequence is sold by Nails’ goofy expressions as he tumbles through space. Once Randy arrives, the queen reads his mind and discovers that his greatest fantasy is Madison Ivy, prompting her to assume the performer’s human form.

Before she does, however, Ivy looks like an alien straight out of “Avatar” or “Guardians of the Galaxy,” having spent nearly five hours in makeup as special effects makeup artist Gabe of Bawdy by Gabe painted her green from head to toe.

To bring the alien queen’s world to life during the seven-day shoot, veteran set construction coordinator Robert was tasked with imagining her planet and building an 8-foot-tall throne covered in vines and exotic flowers. He also rented 12- to 14-foot tree branches and moss-covered ground coverings to make the set look more realistic.

“We got grass skins for the sides, but the set has rocks, and it’s not the most fun stuff to kneel on,” says Robert, adding with a chuckle, “I can’t believe they’re doing it, but they are.”

Indeed, seven men kneel around Miss Lexa to capture a special effects shot that will be played in reverse. A vine uncoiling from her ankle will appear to wrap itself around her, “Evil Dead”-style.

Greenwood is on the ground himself, clearly unafraid to get his hands dirty.

At one point, talent liaison Janae tosses Greenwood baby wipes so he can clean the phallic vine he has been operating between Miss Lexa’s legs.

Just off-camera, grip Jack Vegas operates a smoke machine that lends the alien queen’s lair an air of mystery. The scene looks great on the monitor, and though the set took Robert longer to prepare than expected, he doesn’t mind the extra effort.

“It was an extra day of work, but this is my high, and I love it,” says Robert. “I love a challenge, so if you give me one, I’m going to handle it, because this is what I do.”

Makeup artist Elena also enjoys a challenge. She has been adorning the cast with glitter, braids, and sequins while covering Nails in bruises, since his character gets hurt repeatedly throughout the movie.

“It’s been fun to do some cuts and bruising, and add a little bit of blood. It’s not a Ricky Greenwood production if there’s no blood involved,” she jokes.

Meanwhile, wardrobe supervisor Eastern Camp, who has worked with Greenwood for the past six months, has dressed Randy in the colorful style of Ace Ventura. The private eye wears a Hawaiian shirt and jeans, a far cry from the “serious” detectives of classic film noir.

Ivy, for her part, designed and created her own costume, as well as Miss Lexa’s green dress.

“All the jewelry and clothes are handmade,” says Ivy, who has been sewing her own clothing for years and was honored to take charge of the costumes.

“My grandma taught me to sew, so it’s kind of our special thing we did together,” says Ivy, whose elven jewelry recalls Peter Jackson’s “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy.

“Honestly, if we get recognized for Best Costumes, I would be so happy with that. That would tickle me to the moon,” she adds.

The Bigger, the Pervier

When Brazzers first approached him to direct another feature, Greenwood says the company envisioned something with the style and atmosphere of quintessential Los Angeles movies such as “Chinatown,” “Drive,” and “L.A. Confidential.”

“We were pitching ideas, and at the beginning, ‘Mega Perv’ was more of an action-heist movie, like ‘Point Break,'” recalls the director.

In typical Greenwood fashion, however, the project kept getting weirder, eventually evolving into a sprawling sci-fi comedy that plays like a sexualized cross between “Armageddon” and “Men in Black,” two of the big summer blockbusters he grew up watching.

“Those movies all had these big ensemble casts, and that’s what I like about ‘Mega Perv’ — the cast is huge, the sets are huge, and there are a lot of cool moments and fun stuff,” he says.

The blockbuster scale extends to the movie’s ensemble cast. Ivy joins Nails and Miss Lexa for a sex scene, while Miss Lexa leads a six-man blowbang. Princess Emily performs her first anal scene with Isiah Maxwell and Mazee the Goat; Lucy Mochi teams up with Seth Gamble and Girthmaster; and Jordi El Nino Polla opens the movie alongside Abigaiil Morris, Kendra Sunderland and Cubbi Thompson.

Elsewhere, Adriana Chechik plays a Barbarella-inspired character alongside Kira Noir and Vivian Vee. Dredd makes a rare appearance, while Abella Danger pops up in a non-sex cameo to punch Nails in the face.

Ivy’s involvement is especially meaningful for Greenwood, who has wanted to work with her since meeting her at the premiere of “Deadly Vows,” when she was taking a break from the industry. Unsure whether she would ever return, he was thrilled when she agreed to join “Mega Perv.”

Casting Ivy, however, was only the beginning. Transforming her into an otherworldly queen who remained both alien and alluring fell to Gabe, whose special effects makeup helps sell the movie’s fantastical world.

“Gabe handles all the monster stuff I do, and his designs look really cool,” says Greenwood. “It was hard to make the alien queen look pretty while retaining her alien features, but I think we did a good job.”

No Rest for the Pervy

Late in the afternoon, the crew rushes outside to greet a VIP guest offering some relief from the July heat: the ice cream man.

Over a well-earned sweet treat, Greenwood reflects on the ambitious production.

“I’m really happy with how ‘Mega Perv’ has turned out,” he says. “Sometimes on a big movie like this, it can be hard to put everyone in the right place, but we got lucky this time, and the cast is great. It was just a hard movie for me, personally, because I haven’t worked with blue screen that much, and you just have to trust that other people will create the rest of the world.”

Greenwood will move on to his next feature while Brazzers’ post-production team builds those otherworldly backgrounds and puts the finishing touches on “Mega Perv.”

“Obviously, I’ll be approving their work, but there’s no break for me,” Greenwood says with a sigh.

Tired or not, the director is clearly in his element: on set, surrounded by a bunch of fellow pervs.

Look for “Mega Perv” later this month on Brazzers.

ASACP to Attend TES Affiliate Conferences in Prague

ASACP to Attend TES Affiliate Conferences in Prague

PRAGUE — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) will return to the Czech Republic for the next installment of TES Affiliate Conferences, set for Sept. 25-28 at the Vienna House Diplomat Hotel.

Now celebrating its 30th year, ASACP promotes online child safety by proactively helping parents and businesses alike protect children from online harms. A key part of its mission is to educate the industry on the importance of online child protection, explore solutions, and address current factors, especially as new age- and identity-verification mandates are being implemented.

“From the outset, TES Affiliate Conferences was intent on creating a great networking experience for its attendees and delegates,” said an event spokesperson. “In our high-tech world, it is still of supreme importance that excellent interpersonal relationships are developed and maintained as the cornerstones of building a successful business.”

TES and its Exclusive Travel Sponsor, DialXS, have underwritten admission and accommodations for ASACP Executive Director Tim Henning and Fundraising Director Michelle Marriott, and provided the association with complimentary sponsor status and a table at the event’s Meet Market.

“By informing website operators, app publishers, and other stakeholders about current business standards and practices for legal compliance — particularly concerning age verification and user-generated content — we reinforce efforts to protect children online,” said Henning. “TES has historically offered the association an unmatched chance to connect with a highly diverse array of businesses and influencers. This is essential for ASACP’s European outreach, as well as our educational and fundraising initiatives.”

“Thanks to DialXS and the promoters of TES Affiliate Conferences, ASACP will once again meet in person with top business leaders as well as newcomers to the industry across a range of relevant market segments,” added Henning. “This is an ideal chance to communicate the association’s stance on preventing children and sensitive viewers from accessing adult-oriented entertainment, and we strongly urge everyone to join us in Prague to learn more.”

For more information, visit ASACP’s website or email tim@asacp.org to schedule a meeting in Prague.

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Babestation Launches 4K VOD Platform

Babestation Launches 4K VOD Platform

LOS ANGELES — Babestation has launched a 4K video-on-demand platform featuring ultra-high definition.

As part of the launch, the Babestation Members Area has been updated to support the new resolution.

“We’ve always wanted to push the boundaries of what our viewers can expect,” said a company rep. “Upgrading our existing catalog to 4K is just the beginning. Our members deserve the absolute best, and we’re committed to making sure our content looks better than ever.”

For more information, visit Babestation; follow the company on X.com.

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EMMReport Features Kalli Poon in New Spotlight Series

EMMReport Features Kalli Poon in New Spotlight Series

CHICAGO — EMMReport is featuring Kalli Poon (aka Miss Poon) in its new spotlight series, “FYC ’27: For Your Consideration.”

According to a rep, the new series highlights the performers, creators, productions, products, and events that have made an impact in 2026.

“Poon earned the selection after her WIFEY debut, which followed eight years of independent work,” said a rep. “What started as a spontaneous response to an X post quickly became the mainstream opportunity she once considered impossible.”

Added Poon, “What an incredible day. I got treated like a princess literally all day. It’s been a dream come true.”

To read the feature, visit EMMReport.

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Anissa Kate Featured in 2 New Articles for X3, Hot Video

Anissa Kate Featured in 2 New Articles for X3, Hot Video

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Anissa Kate has a multi-page feature in the September issue of X3 Magazine, and she’s also the cover star of the French publication Hot Video.

Kate leads a 14-page feature in X3 Magazine, where she’s seen in pink lingerie. She talks to veteran reporter Jeff Dana about how she got her start, her move to Los Angeles in 2025, working with Ricky Greenwood, being recognized in public, and being a Spiegler Girl.

“I’m so grateful to XBIZ for the beautiful article and the coverage,” said Kate. “I had a great afternoon with Jeff, and I’m so pleased with how the piece turned out and how beautiful it looks in the magazine. I hope the X3 readers and my fans enjoy it.”

To read the full article, visit X3.

Kate is also on the cover of the September/October issue of Hot Video.

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Goddess Lilith Launches ‘AdultPreneurs’ Podcast, Tara Emory Guests

Goddess Lilith Launches 'AdultPreneurs' Podcast, Tara Emory Guests

LAS VEGAS — Goddess Lilith has launched a podcast titled “AdultPreneurs” with Tara Emory as her first guest. 

According to a rep, the podcast will drop two episodes a month and feature interviews with adult performers; stories, creative insights, and business strategies; and coverage of industry events such as X3 and FetishCon.

“I am thrilled to finally launch my new podcast,” said Lilith. “I first realized I loved interviewing my colleagues in 2024 during an industry event where I was asked to do red carpet interviews. I started thinking about how there are plenty of podcasts and shows where people interview porn stars, but none of them are interviewing them about their businesses. Very few really dive deep into how these legends have built their empires, and I wanted to shine a spotlight on that.”

The podcast complements the AdultPreneurs online sex worker community, which Goddess Lilith founded last December.

“My mission is to help those who come after me in the adult entertainment industry, and ‘AdultPreneurs’ aims to bring information that often lives behind closed doors to the eyes and ears of the new performers, creators, and other industry professionals who need it the most,” said Lilith. “I’m beyond thrilled to further this mission with this podcast to accompany my sex worker support community, and my goal is for AdultPreneurs to become a huge free resource and asset to the community.”

To listen to the first episode of “AdultPreneurs,” click here.

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Ashley Lane Featured in New Clip From Finny Fox

Ashley Lane Featured in New Clip From Finny Fox

LAS VEGAS — Finny Fox has released a new clip featuring Ashley Lane.

The clip marks the first time the pair have collaborated.

“I’ve wanted to work with Ashley for so long, so finally getting the opportunity to make a scene together was something I was really looking forward to,” said Fox. “She’s an incredible performer, and once we got on set, the chemistry was everything I hoped it would be. It was absolutely worth the wait.”

Added Lane, “I loved working with Finny. It was very hot and just how I love to be fucked. I can’t wait to work with him again.”

The clip is streaming on ManyVids.

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Lady LorReign Guests on ‘Sex Party With Dustin Rybka’ Podcast

Lady LorReign Guests on 'Sex Party With Dustin Rybka' Podcast

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Lady LorReign is the latest guest on the “Sex Party with Dustin Rybka” podcast.

Titled “Fast & Furious,” the episode features LorReign discussing her and her husband’s experience working with Vixen for their WIFEY scene, and she offers advice for couples interested in exploring the swinger lifestyle.

“I really enjoyed talking with Dustin and being able to talk openly about my experiences,” said LorReign. “There’s so much more to my story than what people see on camera, and I think listeners will have a lot of fun getting to know me a little better.”

The episode is streaming on YouTube.

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Second Bill Proposed to Shield US Sites From ‘Foreign Censorship’

WASHINGTON — For the second time in recent weeks, a Republican congressman has introduced legislation to bar U.S. courts from helping to enforce foreign laws restricting speech that would domestically be protected under the First Amendment, potentially including foreign age verification laws.

Introduced by Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio, the proposed Halting Overseas Mandates from Extraterritorially Reaching Onto National Territory (HOMEFRONT) Act of 2026 is similar in intent to the Guaranteeing Rights Against Novel International Tyranny and Extortion (GRANITE) Act, which Davidson’s fellow Ohio representative Michael Rulli introduced last month. Both bills would prohibit domestic courts from recognizing or enforcing foreign judgments, fines, orders or demands issued by a foreign court or a foreign state, enforcing a “foreign censorship law.”

The GRANITE Act defines “foreign censorship law” as any law of a foreign state that “has the primary purpose or substantial effect of restricting or penalizing expression, expressive conduct, or expressive association; targets expression, expressive conduct, or expressive association based on its content, viewpoint, or speaker identity … and would conflict with the protections of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution if recognized in the United States.”

The HOMEFRONT Act similarly defines “foreign censorship law” as “a law of a foreign country that imposes liability for conduct that would be protected under the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States if the conduct occurred in the United States,” but further specifies that this includes laws that impose restrictions related to online safety and “harmful” content.

Would Foreign AV Laws Be Classified as Censorship?

As XBIZ reported in August, when the GRANITE Act was introduced, such provisions raise the question of whether or not age verification laws, such as the AV provisions in the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) and the U.K.’s Online Safety Act (OSA), would be classified as foreign censorship laws. If so, enactment of either bill could potentially protect U.S.-based adult sites from domestic enforcement of those laws, such as pursuing fines against U.S.-based sites. Foreign governments and agencies could still take domestic measures such as blocking U.S. sites within their own territory, however.

A press release from Davidson’s office specifically called out the OSA and U.K. media regulator Ofcom, stating, “The UK’s Online Safety Act, which entered into force last year, purports to give Ofcom jurisdiction over essentially any online service in the world, whether based in the UK or not.”

The release cites Ofcom’s issuance of 197 information requests to businesses with U.S. addresses as evidence that the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act grants overbroad immunity from lawsuits to foreign governments, and quotes Davidson as saying, “Foreign governments have no business policing the speech of American citizens. Foreign regulators are using fines and legal threats to pressure American companies into censoring speech protected by the First Amendment.”

Importantly for adult sites, neither the GRANITE Act nor the HOMEFRONT Act expressly includes or excludes age verification laws when it comes to defining “foreign censorship.” Rulli’s and Davidson’s office have also not responded to queries about whether the bills are intended to include AV laws. As a result, U.S. companies could argue that AV laws like the OSA and DSA fit the bill’s definition of foreign censorship, but such a determination would most likely involve a domestic court applying the standard set in the pivotal case Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton.

Ruling in that case, the Supreme Court declared that “the First Amendment leaves undisturbed States’ traditional power to prevent minors from accessing speech that is obscene from their perspective. That power includes the power to require proof of age before an individual can access such speech.” The court upheld the constitutionality of state AV laws so long as they only “incidentally” burden the protected speech of adults. Foreign laws found to fulfill that requirement could therefore be exempted from classification as censorship under the provisions in the GRANITE Act and the HOMEFRONT Act, but that would be up to reviewing courts to determine on a case-by-case basis.

Industry attorney Corey Silverstein told XBIZ, “The argument for HOMEFRONT protection becomes stronger where a foreign law reaches broader categories of lawful expression, employs an expansive definition of ‘harmful content,’ imposes particularly burdensome or privacy-invasive verification requirements, or otherwise restricts adult access more substantially than the Texas law upheld in Paxton. The analysis would therefore remain law-specific and fact-specific.”

Attorney Lawrence Walters observed, however, that most foreign regulatory frameworks that concern U.S. adult sites, like the OSA and DSA, are not written narrowly enough to ensure that they qualify as only incidentally burdening protected speech.

“They often rest on broader categories such as ‘harmful content,’ pornography definitions that reach constitutionally protected adult speech, extraterritorial information demands and compelled identity collection,” Walters said. “HOMEFRONT’s express inclusion of ‘online safety,’ ‘harmful content’ and ‘compelled disclosure of user information’ makes it easier to argue that those regimes are precisely what the bill is intended to cover.”

Similarities and Differences

While comparable in intent, the GRANITE Act and the HOMEFRONT Act contain different language. According to Walters, this makes the two bills “close cousins, not twins.”

“HOMEFRONT is the more aggressive and more explicit of the two on ‘online safety’-style regulation, including the kinds of extraterritorial AV and data-demand orders U.S. adult platforms have already received from foreign regulators,” Walters told XBIZ. “HOMEFRONT also goes further operationally, including barring U.S. government cooperation and extradition in covered cases.”

Silverstein also described the HOMEFRONT Act as going further than GRANITE in several respects.

“It places the burden on the party seeking enforcement, creates separate due-process and Section 230 defenses and authorizes injunctive relief, attorneys fees and $25,000 in statutory damages,” Silverstein noted, referring to HOMEFRONT Act provisions that would require a domestic court to affirm that a foreign court’s exercise of jurisdiction aligns with due-process requirements under the U.S. Constitution, and that would exempt interactive computer services by reaffirming Section 230 protections in cases involving foreign jurisdiction.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act protects interactive computer services, including adult platforms, from liability for user-uploaded content unless a site unlawfully promotes and facilitates prostitution or sex trafficking.

“Even if a foreign judgment survives HOMEFRONT’s First Amendment analysis, a domestic court could not enforce it against an interactive computer service unless the party seeking enforcement proves that the judgment would also be consistent with Section 230,” Silverstein explained.

Last year, an exemption for interactive computer services caused enforcement of an Ohio age verification law to hit a snag, when Pornhub asserted that the law does not apply to it because Pornhub qualifies as such a service. The Ohio legislature is currently weighing a bill that would exclude adult content providers from that exemption.

For sites that host user-generated adult content, Walters observed, the HOMEFRONT Act provides “significantly clearer protection” than GRANITE’s First Amendment definition alone.

“It still would not cover material the platform itself created, and it would not automatically invalidate every foreign age verification law after Paxton,” Walters said. “But it would make it much harder to use American courts to enforce extraterritorial publisher liability that Section 230 already forbids.”

Rulli and Davidson are not the only elected officials advocating for a federal law protecting U.S. companies from “foreign censorship.” Republican Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri stated last year that he intended to introduce similar legislation. At the state level, Wyoming earlier this year weighed its own version of the GRANITE Act, which passed the state House but failed to advance in the state Senate.

Trump administration officials have also repeatedly characterized European content laws as an attack on free speech, going so far as to impose visa restrictions on EU figures the administration perceives as leading “efforts to coerce American platforms to censor, demonetize, and suppress American viewpoints they oppose.” This may indicate potential administration support, should either the GRANITE Act or the HOMEFRONT Act advance in the legislative process.

Both bills have been referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.

Virgo Peridot, Lucky B Star in Latest From DP Diva, PervCity

Virgo Peridot, Lucky B Star in Latest From DP Diva, PervCity

LOS ANGELES — Virgo Peridot and Lucky B are featured in new scenes for DP Diva and PervCity, respectively.

First, Peridot makes her DP Diva debut alongside Donny Sins and Milan Ponjevic in “Curvy MILF Virgo Peridot Gets DPed In Hardcore Threesome.”

“Great to be back with Claudio directing my DP scene with DPDiva.com,” said Peridot. “I had an amazing time with amazing talents.”

Next, Lucky B stars with Isiah Maxwell in the latest scene from PervCity.

“Lucky came back and reminded us very quickly why we enjoyed working with her in the first place,” said site honcho Maestro Claudio. “She has an easy presence and brought a lot of life to the scene with Isiah. Five years may have passed since our last shoot together, but the minute she stepped onto the set she got right back into the groove.”

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