Tony Comstock turns his eye towards gay couple Damon DeMarco and Hunter James with this release. As usual you get a look at not just the sex between Damon and Hunter, but the relationship, with a style that's hard not to like even if the sex isn't your thing. This release is helped out even more by a fantastic look at the making of the love scene with three angles and a commentary by Tony and Peggy Comstock that's worth the price of admission alone. Throw in some nicely done and slightly artistic technical aspects and you have yet another Comstock release that's well worth checking out.

Damon DeMarco and Hunter James are two handsome young men in love. And nothing quite captures this as both warmly and effectively as Tony Comstocks Damon & Hunter: Doing It Together, produced and directed by Tony Comstock or Comstock Films, with additional camera work by Peggy Comstock. The picture highlights an interview with Damon and Hunter, discussing how they met, letting us into their lives and giving us a opportunity to learn a little about their journey together as a couple, both as friends and as sexual partners, with brief teasing scenes of the two men having sex intermittently between conversations.

Gay or straight, Tony Comstock has created a film that has something to offer everyone, even if the sex isn't going to be up your alley, he has still painted an enlightening look into the lives of Damon and Hunter that can entertain, and possibly educate, viewers of all sexual orientations. And he does it all with class and a beautiful visual styling that should please all viewers. After the film is over, don't forget to check out the extras, The Making of a Love Scene feature is worth the purchase itself if you are interested in the techniques that go into making a film. Even if you keep it to yourself that you viewed it, I'd give this film a chance, I'm glad that I did.