Passion Runs Deep In The Amazon A film by award-winning director Nicholas Steele Frustrated by a careless world seemingly destined to stamp itself out, Tyler McCabe, (Evan Stone) fled to the Amazon jungle to continue his environmental studies. Searching for the oldest waterfalls in the world, McCabe now hopes to develop a process to rejuvenate the flow of the purest water on earth. Meanwhile, his former flame, Eden James, (Ava Vincent) and her fiance, wealthy businessman William Benson, (Dale DaBone), decide to join the environmental cause and add purpose to their lives. Heading to the Amazon to help McCabe, they encounter Shady O’Gray (John Decker), a merciless land developer determined at any cost to ruin the same land McCabe is trying to save. The situation is further complicated when they discover that O’Gray works for the same industrialist Benson is financing! A sweeping adventure set in the jungles of Venezuela, Emerald Rain will take you into an ancient civilization known as Eden. Amidst lush jungles and breathtaking waterfalls, an enthralling story of good and evil unfolds as McCabe and his supporters struggle to save the forests they love. Gorgeous natural settings provide the backdrop for the sexplay between some of the hottest stars in the business!
. Scene 1 – Duration: 16 min – Starring:\u00a0 Rita Faltoyano\u00a0 John Decker\u00a0
\nScene 2 – Duration: 17 min – Starring:\u00a0 Alexa\u00a0 Evan Stone\u00a0
\nScene 3 – Duration: 16 min – Starring:\u00a0 Ava Vincent\u00a0 Dale DaBone\u00a0
\nScene 4 – Duration: 17 min – Starring:\u00a0 Briana Banks\u00a0 Evan Stone\u00a0 Marty Romano\u00a0
\nScene 5 – Duration: 30 min – Starring:\u00a0 Dale DaBone\u00a0
\nScene 6 – Duration: 12 min – Starring:\u00a0 Ava Vincent\u00a0 Suzy Sweet\u00a0 John Decker\u00a0 Evan Stone\u00a0
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Passion Runs Deep In The Amazon A film by award-winning director Nicholas Steele Frustrated by a careless world seemingly destined to stamp itself out, Tyler McCabe, (Evan Stone) fled to the Amazon jungle to continue his environmental studies. Searching for the oldest waterfalls in the world, McCabe now hopes to develop a process to rejuvenate […]<\/p>\n