Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Rafael Carreras.
Reviews of Rafael Carreras Movies (2)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Rafael Carreras, Lucas Foz, Marlon Abdala, John Andres, Marcos David, Angelo Fuentes
Studio: Unzipped Video
Directed by: Doug Jeffries
Release date: 8/2/2005
Men In Mallorca review summaries:
HornyDiablo's
The title says it all for this one. Director Doug Jeffries got a bunch of men (some flown in from the US and some native Spaniards) and took them to the seaside Spanish playground of Mallorca. There's zero plot and a Flamenco guitar soundtrack that sounds like it was ripped off from The Food Network. But, don't let that discourage you, it's got a hot line-up of men! The highlights are Carlos David - This native of Spain is one of my favorites among the current crop of hispanic stars. He's usually one of the few drops of latin flavor in productions for the big, mostly white, studios (ie. Titan Men, Hot House, Studio 2000.) My all-time favorite Carlos scene is his flip-flop fuck in RX. It's worth checking out. He's a versatile standout in Mallorca too. Rafael Carreras - Here's another native Spaniard who has become quite a star. He's got a big sword and always has a borderline psychotic look on his face while he's fucking. He's versatile top, but doesn't flip in this movie. [read the full review]
review from 7/14/2006:
The title says it all for this one. Director Doug Jeffries got a bunch of men (some flown in from the US and some native Spaniards) and took them to the seaside Spanish playground of Mallorca. There's zero plot and a Flamenco guitar soundtrack that sounds like it was ripped off from The Food Network. But, don't let that discourage you, it's got a hot line-up of men! The highlights are Carlos David - This native of Spain is one of my favorites among the current crop of hispanic stars. He's usually one of the few drops of latin flavor in productions for the big, mostly white, studios (ie. Titan Men, Hot House, Studio 2000.) My all-time favorite Carlos scene is his flip-flop fuck in RX. It's worth checking out. He's a versatile standout in Mallorca too. Rafael Carreras - Here's another native Spaniard who has become quite a star. He's got a big sword and always has a borderline psychotic look on his face while he's fucking. He's versatile top, but doesn't flip in this movie. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Dino, Rafael Carreras, Lucas, Foz, Mario Perez, Anthony Marquez, Andres Banderas, Beto Campos, Vardeli Gardozo, Nicolas Quintero
Studio: Studio 2000 Int'l
Directed by: John Travis
Release date: 9/1/2001
Barcelona Bound review summaries:
HornyDiablo's
Way back in 2001, Barcelona Bound was nominated for GAYVN Awards for Best Foreign Release and Best Sex Scene (between Rafael Carreras and Lucas Foz) I cant suggest strongly enough that you buy Barcelona Bound on DVD and see for yourself why it was robbed of both awards. This has some of the most passionate sex ever captured on DVD. The movie is structured around a backpacking trip through the Spanish city of Barcelona with two young lovers, Carreras and Foz. It was shot on location in Barcelona and captures a bit of the city, and bit of the countryside and a lot of the sex. Barcelona Bound has the perfect mix of plot and action. And the minimal dialog is all in Spanish (with English subtitles) spoken by a really masculine cast of men. [read the full review]
review from 1/13/2007:
Way back in 2001, Barcelona Bound was nominated for GAYVN Awards for Best Foreign Release and Best Sex Scene (between Rafael Carreras and Lucas Foz) I cant suggest strongly enough that you buy Barcelona Bound on DVD and see for yourself why it was robbed of both awards. This has some of the most passionate sex ever captured on DVD. The movie is structured around a backpacking trip through the Spanish city of Barcelona with two young lovers, Carreras and Foz. It was shot on location in Barcelona and captures a bit of the city, and bit of the countryside and a lot of the sex. Barcelona Bound has the perfect mix of plot and action. And the minimal dialog is all in Spanish (with English subtitles) spoken by a really masculine cast of men. [read the full review]