What is clear when watching some gay themed films, is that the fine line between pornography and acting is a very thin. But then so many people strive to achieve a degree of notoriety by including unnecessary full frontal male nudity to cover for what is a pretty cheap and amateurish presentation. In this case, notorious porn performer Brent Corrigan, re-brands himself to Sean Paul Lockhart to enable Rob Moretti to objectify him and legitimise his nudity without unsettling any of the other actors. But then the term actor for anybody in this film is pretty much scraping the bottom of the barrel. With totally unconvincing performances, one is left wondering this. Other than the bad boy of porn, what does this film have to offer? Pretty much nothing.
Rather an interesting ,Though Nasty and Twisted thriller bound around several Deeply Unpleasant People.
Everyone involved is Deeply Flawed by Lies,Addiction,Mental Health Issues and Sepperation Anxiety.
Nobody involved is actually Nice .
A Spiteful and Bitchy Young Man meets an Older Guy on a Dating Site Once and treats him like Crap when he comes to see him again three days later at work ,Lying that he had No Way of Contacting him when clearly they had been Texting one another before meeting .
They Fall in Love . Both Lying about their Backgrounds.
Tragedy Ensues because Lies are Found Out on Both Sides.
Innocent People Die Because of Petulant Revenge and Hidden Dangerous Mental illness..
Low Budget ,But Passable and would have been far better if LGBTQ films didnt always rely on Soft Core Porn to Tell a Story with LGBTQ Characters on Every Occasion.
The film is just an excuse to show full frontal views of naked men. Within the first 8 mins we have our first graphic gay sex scene. The film continues in the same vain and I gave up about 30mins in to the film.
I have nothing against gay themed films, I think the best fil of 2018 has been "Love, Simon" but this was just a porno dressed up as a film. Avoid if your time is valuable.