Banished From Heaven Review

Reviewed by Joe Shaver  on  4/8/2004

This is a kinder gentler version of the Fallen Angel motif.

A scruffy but sexy Brazilian is at his computer looking at a nude picture of Alan Dias (the cover model with the wings and metal codpiece). The pic gets him horny so he makes out with a hairy young friend. He sucks his friend’s dick and then—in a scene lasting nearly 30 minutes—is fucked in every position known to man. (It surprised me that that sexy scruffy guy was cut. Nice dick, though.)

In Scene Two we find three dancers in a deserted club, practicing their routines. A slim attractive young janitor is sweeping up. Two of the dancers are wearing bathing suits; the best-built one in the center is wearing a mask and a metal codpiece like the cover guy. (Is it he? I don’t know.) When rehearsal is over the janitor picks up the mask and imagines he is getting it on with the hunk that was wearing it. The two other dancers are there too, making out with one another. The handsome janitor sucks the hunk's cock and gets fucked. One of the dancers joins in to suck the janitor’s cock; then ends up getting fucked by both the hunk and the janitor. (The cute janitor, by the way, has a big dick.)

In the third scene a cute guy is on a bed partially clothed. His equally attractive friend enters with the mask, he shows to his friend. They get naked. Both suck, They 69. Each fucks the other. Good scene.

For the fourth scene a very handsome—slender but nicely muscled—young man is lying on the sofa in a robe talking on the phone. Phone call over, he falls asleep and dreams of the banished angel, Alan Dias, arriving and having sex with him. Both suck the other’s cock and the dreamer gets fucked in several positions. Both of these performers are beautiful. (I actually prefer the dreamer to the fallen angel.) Together they make a very good scene.

Not knowing Portuguese (although these performers are inspiring me to learn the language) I don’t know what they are saying and may not fully understand the mask and its significance—if indeed it has any other than linking the scenes. But I’m not bothered by that fact as the performers are pleasant to look at and the sex is quite uplifting. I do wish that the performers were identified along with Alan Dias (who is identified on the cover) I would especially like to know the name of the sexy beauty who performs with him in the final scene.

The major weakness of the film is in the editing. The scenes go on for much too long. One can have too much of a good thing. Tighter editing and a bit more care in cutting for continuity would greatly improve matters. Still, its well worth a look. The films I’ve seen from this company just get better and better.