Kyle Ross

He has an onlyfans tho
And charges $14.95/month. That's high compared to other porn performers. At least he states that all videos are included with the subscription price. Which means no PPV.

Has anyone subbed to Kyle's channel to confirm? Is the cost worth it?
 
And charges $14.95/month. That's high compared to other porn performers. At least he states that all videos are included with the subscription price. Which means no PPV.

Has anyone subbed to Kyle's channel to confirm? Is the cost worth it?

I did for a while back. It was mostly solo stuff, but he did show some rather...impressive feats. As in, he owns some VERY large toys and he handled them like a pro. But I prefer seeing him perform with others, so I didn't continue.
 
Kyle was such a great bottom for Helix. I loved how much he seemed to enjoy it.

I always think of the scene where Blake Mitchell and Corbin Colby play tourists who run into Kyle- playing himself- at an outdoor restaurant. Kyle assures them that he's only slutty on film (or words to that effect) and then it cuts to the two tourists tag teaming and double stuffing him.

Very hot scene, was my go to for awhile. I also liked the one where Max accuses him of flirting with the waiter, Kyle tells him he's crazy, and then Kyle slips the waiter his number and they fuck.

Really, I don't think there was a bad Kyle Ross scene.
 
^Wish there were more scenes like that these days on Helix. We're just not seeing this type of creativity anymore. Nowadays the scene starts with the models kissing (and they are interchangeable), undressing, sucking, fucking, then cumming. No dialogue and none of them are verbal during sex.
 
^Wish there were more scenes like that these days on Helix. We're just not seeing this type of creativity anymore. Nowadays the scene starts with the models kissing (and they are interchangeable), undressing, sucking, fucking, then cumming. No dialogue and none of them are verbal during sex.
That sounds terrible.

I haven't watched anything new from them in a while. Last thing I saw was Devin Holt and others on a weekend getaway to a cabin, that wasn't bad at all.

I definitely prefer a storyline and guys who are verbal during sex.
 
This is my own personal opinion (I've followed Helix for many years) so take it for what it's worth... I feel the move from San Diego to Las Vegas hurt the production value of their scenes. When the company was in California, and with the roster they had (an important tool to have when it comes to good scenes), there was a sense of fun and liveliness and creativity.

While the move to Vegas made sense from a financial point-of-view, I think most of what the company has done (the podcasts, the book tours, Guys Hangout, etc.) have either not been well thought-out or the company gave up on them for various reasons.

The one shining moment since the move was Vegas Nights, which featured an amazing cast and a good story. Yeah I know... a plot in porn??? Who cares! But it worked. And yeah, Return to Helix Academy was filmed while the company was in Vegas (but they returned to San Diego) and it was good, along with Wrestling Academy, but that's been it.

Also, and regardless of what you think of Max Carter, as a director Max brought out the best in Alex Roman, as if there was a competition between them as to who could "top" the other (no pun intended). With Max gone, Alex has no competition and while I don't want to say he is "calling it in", his scenes have this blah factor to them.

In terms of performers... let's just say the current crop (with one or two standouts) don't hold a candle to Josh Brady, Garrett Kinsley, Chase Williams and some others. When all you can remember is Silas Brooks and Seth Peterson from the active roster, there is something wrong going on. And yeah, Silas appearing in every other scene these days (or what seems like it) does dilute his value IMO.

So yeah, tons of things that are wrong with the current productions that Helix is churning out (and not even on a regular basis these days) but yet so much potential is out there. Whether or not Helix takes advantage of it is another story.

I'm not sure what will happen, especially with Kyle Ross leaving the company. That was something I just never imagined happening. Now that it has, I'm not bullish on the company's longevity anymore.
 
This is my own personal opinion (I've followed Helix for many years) so take it for what it's worth... I feel the move from San Diego to Las Vegas hurt the production value of their scenes. When the company was in California, and with the roster they had (an important tool to have when it comes to good scenes), there was a sense of fun and liveliness and creativity.

While the move to Vegas made sense from a financial point-of-view, I think most of what the company has done (the podcasts, the book tours, Guys Hangout, etc.) have either not been well thought-out or the company gave up on them for various reasons.

The one shining moment since the move was Vegas Nights, which featured an amazing cast and a good story. Yeah I know... a plot in porn??? Who cares! But it worked. And yeah, Return to Helix Academy was filmed while the company was in Vegas (but they returned to San Diego) and it was good, along with Wrestling Academy, but that's been it.

Also, and regardless of what you think of Max Carter, as a director Max brought out the best in Alex Roman, as if there was a competition between them as to who could "top" the other (no pun intended). With Max gone, Alex has no competition and while I don't want to say he is "calling it in", his scenes have this blah factor to them.

In terms of performers... let's just say the current crop (with one or two standouts) don't hold a candle to Josh Brady, Garrett Kinsley, Chase Williams and some others. When all you can remember is Silas Brooks and Seth Peterson from the active roster, there is something wrong going on. And yeah, Silas appearing in every other scene these days (or what seems like it) does dilute his value IMO.

So yeah, tons of things that are wrong with the current productions that Helix is churning out (and not even on a regular basis these days) but yet so much potential is out there. Whether or not Helix takes advantage of it is another story.

I'm not sure what will happen, especially with Kyle Ross leaving the company. That was something I just never imagined happening. Now that it has, I'm not bullish on the company's longevity anymore.
Well said in every since of the word. If you have a Twitter, screenshot this and share to or do it thru replies.
 
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