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Reviews of Anthony Lafont Movies (1)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Michel Mattel, Travis Wade, Colby Taylor, Cameron Fox, Jeremy Jordan, Matt Skyler, Karl Tenner, Billy Brandt, Anthony Lafont, Sebastian Gronoff, Kevin Pearce
Studio: Falcon Studios
Release date: 10/31/2002
No Way Out (Falcon Studios) review summaries:
folkyboy's
Directed by: John Rutherford Assistant Direction by: Darren Burns Starring: Travis Wade, Billy Brandt, Jeff Palmer, Anthony Lafont, Colby Taylor, Cameron Fox, Sebastian Gronoff, Matt Skyler, Karl Tenner, Michel Mattel, Kevin Pearce, and Jeremy Jordan Deep in the far hills of California goings-on are occurring. Young men are disappearing and never being seen from again. Their names just on a page and their existence being wiped off the face of the Earth. Some last seen riding their bike to the store. Some exercising. Some were even talking to a lover on the phone. Also, apparently, there is a cabin up in the hills.Militant footmen have been seen leaving it, in constant search for something. What they bring back, god only knows, as it is hidden inside the darkness of a police van. You basically just get the assumption that there is No Way Out. Our story starts outside of a cabin in a far off location. Young twink men have been drug against their will and forced to stand at attention here, for the man who tells them to refer to him as master. [read the full review]
review from 1/25/2003:
Directed by: John Rutherford Assistant Direction by: Darren Burns Starring: Travis Wade, Billy Brandt, Jeff Palmer, Anthony Lafont, Colby Taylor, Cameron Fox, Sebastian Gronoff, Matt Skyler, Karl Tenner, Michel Mattel, Kevin Pearce, and Jeremy Jordan Deep in the far hills of California goings-on are occurring. Young men are disappearing and never being seen from again. Their names just on a page and their existence being wiped off the face of the Earth. Some last seen riding their bike to the store. Some exercising. Some were even talking to a lover on the phone. Also, apparently, there is a cabin up in the hills.Militant footmen have been seen leaving it, in constant search for something. What they bring back, god only knows, as it is hidden inside the darkness of a police van. You basically just get the assumption that there is No Way Out. Our story starts outside of a cabin in a far off location. Young twink men have been drug against their will and forced to stand at attention here, for the man who tells them to refer to him as master. [read the full review]
