Standard Digital’s Kirdy Stevens’ Signature Series Edition of Golden Age XXX Classic Taboo 3 Hits Store Shelves

TARZANA, Calif. ‹ Featuring a who’s who of the biggest stars of adult’s Golden Age and directed by AVN and X-Rated Critics Organization Hall of Famer Kirdy Stevens in one of the most celebrated classic series in XXX, Standard Digital’s remastered re-release of Taboo 3 hits store shelves this week.

Featuring the Golden Age’s best, including Kay Parker, Kristara Barrington, Colleen Brennan, Honey Wilder, Pamela Mann, Eric Edwards, Blake Palmer, Jerry Butler, Mike Ranger, Kevin James and Ron Jeremy, the Kirdy Stevens’
Signature Series edition of Taboo 3 was treated to the same state-of-the-art restoration process of its audio and video as the previous two editions of the Taboo series. Taboo 3 also features a brushed metal-colored slipcover and artwork on the slipcover, case and in the disc gallery’s not seen since the original debut of the movie.

“What’s notable about this volume of Taboo is that it wraps up the Kay Parker trilogy of the series,” Standard Digital President and Kirdy Stevens’
son Steve Stevens said. “Helene Terrie’s compelling scripts makes the first three volumes of Taboo true classics. Like the last two volumes, the Kirdy Stevens’ Signature Series edition of Taboo 3 features the best presentation of sight and sound of the movie since it was shown in theaters in 1984, as well as featuring a gallery of stills that haven’t been seen since its opening. But we’re not done yet — the next volume of Taboo stars Ginger Lynn and it’s as compelling and scorching as the first three volumes of Taboo.”

Jon Islas, general manager of Standard Digital’s exclusive distributor Addictive Entertainment, said sales of the Kirdy Stevens’ Signature Series editions of Taboo are exceeding all expectations.

“For a title that’s older than a lot of girls working in the business right now, Taboo has amazing legs and it shows that a well-produced product can continue to make money, well beyond it being what anyone would call a new release,” Islas said. “We ship them as soon as we get them, and that saves a lot on shelf space.”