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COCKYBOYS: Max & Jake's ROADSTRIP Episode IV! (Max Ryder, Jake Bass and Kevin Warhol) 7

It's been a wild trip for Max and Jake -- filled with laughs, fights, hook-ups, new friends, and new experiences. In the beginning, they were two young stars who had just gotten their big break. And after embarking in their RV cross-county from New York to LA, conquering Palm Springs, porn awards shows, and one intense "Bangover," it's time to head back to New York as completely different people.

But not before they make one last stop! To reflect on all the craziness, Max and Jake decide to camp out at Joshua Tree National Park. And although they're friendly with each other at this point, there are still some underlying jealousy issues between them that neither one can figure out how to resolve.

Then Jake tells Max about a magical Y-shaped cactus he researched online containing aloe that can cause hallucinations if absorbed into the body, allowing you to "see whatever you're meant to see." With a little detective work, the two find the Y and immediately start tripping on it. Through the Y, some meditation, and a dream that's a little too real, all their issues seem to work themselves out. But are they ready to go back to New York?

JUNI 2013

COCKYBOYS: ANSWERED PRAYERS BEHIND THE SCENES (Max Carter & Dean Monroe) 5

In this exclusive behind-the-scenes mini doc, Answered Prayers stars Max Ryder and Dean Monroe discuss what it's like working on director Jake Jaxson's most elaborate, ambitious project yet. As the two leads in parts one and two of "The Lamb" in the series, Max and Dean go in-depth on scripted versus non-scripted films, what the film truly means to them, and of course -- those interesting costumes.

Be sure to check out the bonus deleted scene from the finished film afterward, in which Moloch (Max Carter) seduces Seth (Dean Monroe) instead of the Lamb (Max Ryder). Just like the Lamb, Moloch sucks off Seth until he reaches his breaking point before Seth gives him the same treatment. In the end, Moloch gives something to Seth the Lamb never did -- a hot facial -- and Seth has never been so eager to lap it up. Shot with the same artful cinematography and set design as the Assumption of the Lamb, this deleted scene features Max Carter giving possibly his greatest performance yet.