‘Gape Of Thrones’ Trilogy Coming Soon From Assylum.com

NEW YORK—Assylum.com will soon release the trilogy Gape of Thrones, which stars newcomer Amelia Dire in what could be one of the roughest, longest anal sex scenes captured on video. Additionally, Gape Of Thrones will be shot in high-bit-rate 4K resolution. “Shooting with Assylum is not for the faint of heart and is the most extreme fun I've had,” Dire said. “Assylum sets itself apart by being brightly lit and colorful while also torturous and vile, a gorgeous contrast. Everyone I worked with was very creative, enthusiastic, and wanted my input and feedback, which made shooting with them a fantastic experience.” In Gape of Thrones, Amelia starts out suspended from chains in the Assylum mental hospital, wearing only rags.  She informs the psychiatric proctology staff that she loves anal sex and gaping. The staff then inform her that she will have to take it up the ass like no one else if she wishes to exchange her rags for more regal robes and earn the scepter and title of the Gape Queen.  For hours afterwards, Amelia is anally pounded and subjected to a variety of sadomasochistic challenges and punishments.  The scene culminates with her hanging in a throne-like suspension with her own fist up her ass.  Dr. Mercies, director of Assylum.com, said, “This is the hardest, longest, most authentic scene we have ever shot.  Amelia was literally assfucked for more than five hours, tied up in three original suspensions for prolonged periods of time, fed a large-volume piss enema, caned on her ass and asshole, and much, much more.  What made it all wonderful is that she loved everything.  Amelia was one of the most intense, incredible, and real anal BDSM performers we ever had.”  Part 1 of Gape of Thrones runs more than one hour long and will be released on Assylum.com on June 30.  It will be available in very high-quality 4K to premium website members and will also include extensive commentary from the performers, Amelia Dire and Orderly Sinn. Viewers will be able to hear the performers talk about what it was like to be doing the activities while they actually occur in the scene.  For more information, visit Assylum.com.