By Larry Olsen

Miles Fallon may have gotten his start in Philadelphia, but the rising gay adult film star knew that to take his career to the next level, he needed more than just passion, he needed a playground. “Philly has a special place in my heart,” he reflects, “but when it comes to the adult scene, it’s way more lowkey.” With no major studios and limited local opportunities, Fallon found himself constantly on the move, bouncing from coast to coast to stay in the game. That all changed with his move to Las Vegas. “Vegas, though? She’s a different beast,” he says. In Sin City, he discovered not only a thriving hub of studios and talent but an atmosphere pulsing with “a wild, horny energy that never sleeps.” For Fallon, Vegas isn’t just a city. It’s a 24/7 playroom where creativity, connection, and kink collide.

What inspired you to relocate to Las Vegas?

Miles Fallon: It was 100% career-driven—but when your career involves getting tied up, bent over, and filmed doing filthy things in high definition, it starts to feel pretty personal too. I wanted to be right in the middle of the action. Vegas is where the temptations are stronger, the scenes are kinkier, and the opportunities to surrender are endless. I came here to leave my mark, preferably with rope burns and bruises.

Photo of Miles Fallon by Chris Giardelli Photography

What are your initial thoughts of Vegas?

I’m obsessed. Vegas feels like one big, sweaty invitation to misbehave – and I mean that in the best way. The weather? Unreal. Stepping outside at 8 a.m. and getting kissed by that warm desert breeze makes me feel like I’m already halfway undressed. It’s such a shift from the East Coast chill. Here, it’s less “bundle up” and more “how little can I get away with wearing?” And it’s not just the heat. The energy here is wild in all the right ways. The city moves fast, the people are bold, and there’s this constant undercurrent of anything goes. It’s beautiful, filthy, inspiring; and I’ve never felt more turned on by a place in my life.

Have you had the chance to explore the local nightlife?

Time flies out here. I blink and suddenly I’m out until the sun comes up because there’s just so much to do. Vegas nightlife doesn’t hold back, and I’ve been leaning all the way in. My go-to right now is the weekend pool parties. There’s something about the sun, the music, and all that skin that brings out everyone’s most playful side. The Speedos barely hang on, the flirting is everywhere, and the sexual tension is thick! Let’s just say I’ve made some unforgettable connections… and slipped out of more than a few swimsuits on the way.

Have you found your Vegas tribe?

I like to think of myself as a bit of a lone wolf. I’m not in a rush to settle down with one crew or anyone individually. Every new connection brings a different kind of magic, and honestly, I’m having way too much fun.

Has living in Vegas made it easier to shoot with studios like KinkMen.com?

Definitely. Being out here has made everything so much more accessible. I used to have to plan full trips around a single shoot. Now I’m just a few minutes from the set. Especially with KinkMen, where the scenes are so intense and immersive, it makes a huge difference to show up grounded, open, and ready to give in.

How did your first scene with KinkMen come to be?

I actually reached out myself. I told the director straight up that I was brand new to BDSM and I wanted my first experiences to be real. On camera. No pretending, no acting. Just me, genuinely exploring this side of myself for the first time. I think something about that kind of honesty – being scared, turned on, and curious all at once – really hit. They were excited to capture that raw, vulnerable energy, and honestly, so was I. I didn’t know how far I’d go, but I knew I wanted to be taken there. And people really responded to that. I think they could tell it wasn’t a performance. It was me giving in for the very first time.

How would you describe that first time?

It was intense, in the best, most overwhelming way. I came in with that delicious mix of nerves and curiosity, not totally sure what I was getting into, but the second we started, I could feel myself slipping into that headspace. The crew was kind and professional, but the scene? Completely unhinged. At one point, they had me fully suspended horizontally in the air with arms bound, legs spread, just hanging there, completely exposed and helpless. I’d never felt anything like it. That mix of adrenaline, fear, and surrender. It short-circuited something in me. I was theirs, totally. By the end, I was dripping, trembling, and completely spent. It was surreal. Euphoric. And yeah, I’ve been chasing that feeling ever since.
What does being a ‘good boy’ mean to you?

To me, being a good boy is everything. It’s not just a role, it’s a craving. I get off on being attentive, obedient, and completely in tune with what my partner wants. There’s this charged, magnetic energy in giving myself over fully. I love that quiet moment of eye contact, the unspoken “Tell me what you need. I’ll give it to you and then some.” That’s where I come alive. That moment when I hear “Good boy”. That’s the release. That’s the reward! I’ll go further, push harder, and take more, just for the chance to earn it. Being a good boy isn’t about being weak. It’s about being seen; offering up your submission like a gift and having it accepted with care, power, and just the right amount of cruelty. The thing that gets me off the most isn’t even what’s being done to me; it’s knowing I made someone proud.

How many scenes have you shot with KinkMen.com?

I’ve shot four scenes with KinkMen so far, and I’ve got two more coming up that I already can’t stop thinking about. Every shoot has left me wrecked in a new way, but if I had to pick a favorite, it would be my first scene with Christian Wilde. It was titled “My Good Little Fuck Meat” and yeah, it was exactly as filthy as it sounds. Christian had this calm, commanding energy that made my knees weak before he even touched me. The way he took control, teased the edge, dragged out the tension… I was gone. Fully gone. By the time it was over, I was shaking, dripping, and begging to be used all over again.

Fans also love your scene with Brogan.

That man is carved from stone. He doms like it’s in his blood. Our scene, “You’re Gonna Earn It,” was pure intensity: bondage, denial, power play, the works. He read every inch of me, pushed me until I broke, and then made me thank him for it. That balance of cruelty and praise? That’s where I melt. That’s when the good boy in me comes out hard.

Do you get off on the fan reaction?

I do. I’ve had people sliding into my DMs saying they watched me on KinkMen and suddenly understood their desires in a way they never had before. Subs saying they finally felt seen. Doms saying they want a good boy just like me to train. That kind of feedback hits deeper than you’d think. Knowing that my scenes are turning people on and turning something on inside them? I’m not just here to perform. I’m here to explore, push limits, and let people feel that exploration with me. Whether you’re watching because you want to ruin me or because you want to be ruined right alongside me… welcome. There’s room for all kinds of filthy here.

What kind of scene would you love to try next?

I want to be taken outside: somewhere raw and exposed, like deep in the woods, bound to a tree, blindfolded, and at the mercy of whoever finds me first. There’s something about the risk, the vulnerability, the possibility of being seen (or used) that adds a whole new layer of thrill. I want to feel the wind on my skin, the dirt under my knees, and that sweet sting of surrendering. I’ve also got my eye on a CNC scene.

Could you see yourself in a dom role one day?

Oh, absolutely. The more time I spend on my knees, the more I fantasize about flipping the script. There’s something so intoxicating about learning every inch of submission—what makes someone twitch, whimper, beg—and then using that knowledge to turn the tables.

I have this fantasy: a few of my former doms, stripped down and chained up in a dungeon. The same ones who broke me, teased me, trained me are now completely at my mercy. Watching them squirm while I run my hands over their bodies, whispering all the filthy things they once said to me, only this time, I’m in control. Their moans, their denial, their need? Mine to play with. Slowly. Cruelly. Perfectly. It wouldn’t be only about revenge. It would be about balance. About showing them how well I paid attention and how good I can be when it’s my turn to lead. So yes, that day is coming. And when it does? They better be ready to say “thank you, Sir”.

Have you started exploring kink outside of filming too?

After my first real taste of submission on set, something in me woke up. That desperate, needy side that aches to be owned, controlled, used, praised. And once I felt that? I needed more. Now? I’ve been letting a few very lucky doms train me behind closed doors. No script. No safe edits. Just me, naked and open, taking what they give and begging for more. Choking, edging, being tied up until I forget my own name… it’s not just roleplay anymore. It’s who I’m becoming. And if you want a peek into that world, if you want to see what this good boy looks like when he’s not pretending, well, you know where to find me.

Is it true you are dabbling in audio, now, too?

I recently launched Miles After Midnight, my audio erotica project. It’s all voice. All fantasy. All about seducing your ears and guiding you into a space where your pleasure becomes the story. Think hypnotic edging, whispered praise, and a good boy who knows exactly how to get in your head.

Last question. Tell us something about you that your fans might not know.

Only my best friends know that when I say “I’m on my way to brunch,” what I mean is I’m probably just wiping someone’s load off my face and haven’t even showered yet. Give me like 20 more minutes and a Celcius energy drink and I’ll be there.

Follow Miles on OnlyFans and X @milesxmiles and on TikTok and Instagram @milesfall0n.

This article was originally published in issue 7 of PROUD & Kinky Magazine. You may read it in its original format here.

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