Hustler Video will expand its best-selling Barely Legal franchise next month with a fresh thematic variation of the original series.
Barely Legal: Innocence, a title that stands apart from the original series by emphasizing the "freshness" of the female performers, will street November 16.
"The name Barely Legal: Innocence reflects the girls' youthful enthusiasm," said Hustler founder Larry Flynt.
"Barely Legal: Innocence will feature only the hottest legal teens, some filmed right on their eighteenth birthday," states Flynt. "I challenge you to find sweeter, sexier girls."
Clive McLean, the veteran Adult director responsible for the first 50 volumes of the original series, directed the initial installment of Barely Legal: Innocence.
"We were really surprised with the huge success of Barely Legal 50, and feel very confident that Clive has delivered another winner in Barely Legal: Innocence," Hustler Video's executive vice president Mark Hamilton told AVN.com
Mclean is currently taking a break from his hectic work schedule for health reasons, but Hustler Video has enough footage from the famed director to release a number of McLean-helmed titles, including next month's Barely Legal Ski Camp.
With Barely Legal: Innocence, Hustler Video features eight fresh girls: Keri Sable in a boy/girl scene with Nick Manning; Roxy and Destiny in a three-way with Kurt Lockwood; Charmane Star in a boy/girl scene with Billy Glide; Ashley Jordan in a boy/girl scene with Marcos; Celest Star and Ramona Luv in a girl/girl scene; and Amber Peach in an interracial scene with Tee Reel. There is also a bonus scene starring Amber Simpson.
Hustler Video in the past has released a handful of Barely Legal spin-offs, including Barely Legal on Vacation, Barely Legal in the City and Barely Legal Summer Camp.
