Short Film Review: “Michael Solace” Contemplates Selling Out and Selling His Soul
The film blends reality and the supernatural world together, leaving the viewer unsure of what’s real and what’s merely a figment of Michael’s agitated imagination.
Curious? (2007)
In Curious, seven scorching-hot guys satisfy more than just their curiosity. These frisky and over-sexed studs have their insatiable curiosity filled as they boldly explore their sexual limits. Ex-Marine Brant Moore sizzles with his meaty nine-inches, probing new depths in intense threeway action. Andy Kirra helps Brant plug any remaining questions as their passion erupts in a flip-flop frenzy. Hans Ebson gets his lessons the hard way as co-worker Kyle Aames dominantly answers Hans' questioning butthole. Andy gets more than a hot meal while dining with super-hotties Alex Cross and Tyler Mason. Curious culminates in an explosion of white-hot action when Ty Smith joins Brandt and Kyle in seeing who really measures up.
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In Curious, seven scorching-hot guys satisfy more than just their curiosity. These frisky and over-sexed studs have their insatiable curiosity filled as they boldly explore their sexual limits. Ex-Marine Brant Moore sizzles with his meaty nine-inches, probing new depths in intense threeway action. Andy Kirra helps Brant plug any remaining questions as their passion erupts in a flip-flop frenzy. Hans Ebson gets his lessons the hard way as co-worker Kyle Aames dominantly answers Hans' questioning butthole. Andy gets more than a hot meal while dining with super-hotties Alex Cross and Tyler Mason. Curious culminates in an explosion of white-hot action when Ty Smith joins Brandt and Kyle in seeing who really measures up.
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In Theaters:2/5/2007
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Adam Male
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