Stalker (Naked Sword) Review

Distributor: NakedSword Edition Details: Standard Streaming Movie Specs: Genres: Feature Film, Gay, Horror, Vignette Run Time: 117 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 2012 Director: mr. Pam Written by: uncredited Cast: Brady Jensen, Brian Bonds, Christian Wilde, Leo Forte, Jasper St. John (as Phillip Aubrey), Robert Christian (as Robert Axel), Antonio Giovanni (as Ty Roderick) Release Specs: Audio: English Stereo Subtitles: none Video: Widescreen, 1.78:1 (anamorphic) Video Format: NTSC Format: Streaming Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): N/A Number of discs: N/A

Stalker is a feature gay horror hardcore movie from director mr. Pam, who has made more of a vignette movie than a feature movie. The premise behind Stalker is that model Brady (Brady Jensen) moves to San Francisco from New York for a new job. There Brady starts getting prank calls that he believes are coming from his ex — who has been stalking him.

The premise behind Stalker sounds interesting, however, Stalker is essentially four vignettes glued together. Only two of the vignettes loosely fit within the story for Stalker and the other two just seem forced into the movie and don't fit within the story at all. If you are a viewer who cares only about the sex in adult movies, this won't bother you. However, fans of feature movies will be disappointed by how the story plays out within Stalker.

Stalker has its good moments, however, they are just moments and for the most part, the movie just bounces around aimlessly lumbering toward the finish line. The cast does fine with the material available to them, however, there just isn't enough to make this a fulfilling feature movie. As far as the sex scenes go, they are hard for this reviewer to rate since he is straight but there appeared to be nothing wrong with them.

Overall, the cast does a good job but the story feels like it is incomplete and the movie was pushed into production anyway. Fans of the stars may enjoy the sex scenes, however, fans of plot-based adult entertainment will find Stalker to be heavily lacking.

The edition of Stalker screened is the streaming only version available at NakedSword.com. NakedSword has done a good job with their streaming only version of Stalker. Stalker was shot digitally and is presented in the anamorphic widescreen aspect ratio of 1.78:1 in 1080p. The image quality presented is beautiful with great colors and no noticeable blemishes at all during the presentation. Darker scenes do exhibit grain but that is normal. The only issue with the movie at all is that the end credits have been truncated.

Stalker is presented with an English Stereo audio track. There aren't any noticeable issues with the audio quality with clear and easy to understand dialog.

NakedSword hasn't included any extras for this release.

Stalker is a hardcore gay horror movie that while it purports to be a feature movie is essentially a collection of four vignettes, two of which have little to nothing to do with the storyline. Ultimately, Stalker had a lot of potential but never reaches any of it making Stalker an easy movie to skip. NakedSword has done a good job with their streaming only release of Stalker with great audio and video quality.

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