folkyboy's Falcon Studios Movie Reviews (14)
Release date: 7/27/2001
Reviewed on: 2/7/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Sam Crockett, Rex Ruben, Scott Matthews, Nino Bacci, Marcus Iron, Gage Michaels, Enrico Vega, Chad Kennedy, Nick Young, Jeremy Jordan, Addison Scott, Caeser
Review brief: Bad Behavior is yet another mouth-watering masterpiece brought to you by the Falcon Studios Family. The basic plot revolves around 2 Bible Salesmen going door to door in San Francisco, trying to convert the gay boys who frolic there, that it's time to turn things over to the Lord. The Bible Salesmen end up turning the tide over and succumb to the sinful desires of the men they try to convert. I know it seems like it'd be weird and lame but it totally isn't! In fact, a lot of the reviews I read called it only "so-so". This totally surprises me when I get my nose in. Bad Behavior never looked so good! The front of evil that eradicates the boys is non other than Falcon Exclusive Addison Scott. He laughs at their belief system and then forces them inside. Poor Marcus Iron and Chad Kennedy can do nothing but bare crosses to the dominant man's words.
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Release date: 11/12/2001
Reviewed on: 2/6/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Rick Matthews, David Bradley, Tristan Paris, Luc Jarrett, Virgil Sainclair, Lee Driver, Chris Barlow, Dean Temple
Review brief: Ok, so I had been looking forward to this film for quite some time. Ever since my lust for Tristan Paris began in my VHS days of the Falcon Family. Knowing Tristan was on the cover of Sit Tight only increased my lust for the film. And when I looked it up and saw that a director by the name of Jeff Russell directed it, I was doubly intrigued. Not only had I not seen him direct anything before this, I was curious to see his take on my beloved Tristan. This is what I get for wondering I wouldnt go so far as to say Sit Tight is bad. Its got a lot of things going for it. Virgil Sinclair and his foot long hot dog. Rick Matthews and his baby doll smile. Chris Barlow and that hairy chest of his. Tristan Paris working his ass. And Lee Driver driving it home. Plus the cum shots are incredible! Theres even a point where Tristan cums in his own mouth whilst Virgil Sinclair fucks it out of him. So My problem with Sit Tight? Jeff Russell. Ive seen a enough Falcon films that Videographer Max Phillips has worked on to know that this was not his problem. I have no idea what affect Mr.
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Release date: 5/19/2002
Reviewed on: 2/2/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Montana, Fernando, Blake Harper, Jason Branch, Christopher Scott, Dylan Reece, Thom Barron, Clay Maverick, Chip Noll, Chad Kennedy, Tristan Paris, Cameron Fox, Addison Scott, Virgil Sainclair, Jeff Palmer, Tony Lazzari, Nick Riley
Review brief: The Details Title: Sting: A Taste For Leather Studio: Falcon Director(s): John Rutherford & Jeff Russell Videographer(s): Todd Montgomery & Max Phillips Editor(s): Delta Productions Music: E.M. Diaz Cast: Clay Maverick, Jeff Palmer, Virgil Sinclair, Christopher Scott, Cameron Fox, Addison Scott, Tristan Paris, Thom Barron, Blake Harper, Jason Branch, Fernando Montana, Dylan Reece, Chad Kennedy, Chip Noll, Tony Lazzari, & Nick Riley Date of Production: November 16, 1999 Running Time: 145 minutes Menus & Chapters: 4 Chapters for 3 scenes. The middle scene is so long, however that youre wishing there were more. Extras: None which is sadly disappointing considering the epic proportions of the film. Packaging: Clay Maverick on the cover looking good enough to eat! Leathery pictorials of each of the films stars on the back. (I would have liked to have seen more of these in a photo gallery or something they could have included on the DVD. The Story Nothing really unifying here. Chip Knoll gets captured by some of his friends for a birthday present.
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Release date: 6/7/2001
Reviewed on: 2/2/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Scott Davis, Alex Wilcox, Zach Richards, Dylan Reece, Clint Cooper, Javier Duran, Colby Taylor, Jeremy Jordan, Cox, Anthony
Review brief: The Details Title: Thrusted Studio: Jocks Producer(s): Falcon Studios Director: Chi Chi LaRue Videographer: Max Phillips Editor(s): Delta Productions Music: Sound Designs Cast: Colby Taylor, Alex Wilcox, Dylan Reece, Zach Richards, Jeremy Jordan, Anthony Cox, Scott Davis, Clint Cooper, and Introducting...Javier Duran Date of Production: July 19, 2000 Running Time: 1 hour & 20 minutes Menus & Chapters: 4 chapters, one at each scene's beginning Extras: None in the menu, but at the end of Chapter 4, you get to see a preview for "Big As They Come II". Packaging: Alex Wilcox in a foamy jacuzzi on the cover with profile pictures of the several of the film's stars on the back. The Story Colby Taylor and Dylan Reece play lovers. They're basically engaging in foreplay whilst discussing their zealous sexual past. Each argues that the other is by far the sluttier one. Thus, each scene is created. Scene 1 (Colby Taylor, Anthony Cox, Clint Cooper, Jeremy Jordan, Scott Davis, & Javier Duran) Colby is admiring Anthony Cox's solo j.o. in the seedy boiler room of a hotel.
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Release date: 2/3/2003
Reviewed on: 2/1/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Rex Ruben, Thom Barron, Travis Wade
Review brief: Set in a futuristic world (it took me a minute to get this), Falcons Stock series takes us into the wild bordellos of a world where all the women have been obliterated and all the men rule everything. Men are captured and used as stock to service the pleasures of the higher power. Those that do well, survive. Those that faildo not. There are no laws if you are stock. You have a number and that is it. Part 2 is titled Released and Im not really sure why. The plotline basically revolves around how everything that we saw before in part 1 was really a dream that Ross Vincent slips in and out of. If you like movies like this (which I do), then youll love how the plotline fucks with your sense of reality. The futuristic story starts us at the party thrown by Tyler Hill. Ross Vincent slowly montages scenes from part 1 before dropping us plum smack in the middle of an orgy. Everyone is at this thing.
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Release date: 1/30/2003
Reviewed on: 1/29/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Casey Williams, Rex Ruben, Thom Barron
Review brief: Set in a futuristic world (it took me a minute to get this), Falcons Stock series takes us into the wild bordellos of a world where all the women have been obliterated and all the men rule everything. Men are captured and used as stock to service the pleasures of the higher power. Those that do well, survive. Those that faildo not. There are no laws if you are stock. You have a number and that is it. Part 1 is aptly titled Sentenced. Casey Williams was working in the field and the next thing he knows, hes thrown in a stall with the rest of the stock. Theyre all covered in dirt and wearing basic underclothing. Hes scared, but Drew Damon, David Bradley, and Rick Matthews make him feel at home. They share a hot roll in the hay with Gregor Yelson looking on in excitement. I loved the dirty talk here. Drew Damon is really good about making people out to be the fuckpigs they are. And David Bradley was a lot hotter than I expected. His tattoo is correct in labeling him Toxic. I couldnt last in the room five seconds with his carrying on before Id nut.
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Release date: 1/30/2003
Reviewed on: 1/26/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Review brief: FYI Warning: This review is of the Directors Cut version to this film. This version is available only through Falcon Studios and any other version will have various parts cut out for mainstream viewing. Said parts are kind of iffy as to what will and will not pass, so when you purchase the film, just be aware. If you didnt get it from Falcon, it is most likely the edited version. Sprung directed by Chi Chi LaRue Starring: Addison Scott, Cameron Fox, Caesar, Matt Skyler, Alec Martinez, Bryce London, Clint Cooper, Kevin Miles, Thom Barron, Leo Bramm, Gus Grant, and Jacob Wood Our Story Begins Addison Scott and Caeser are jailbirds in a California penitentiary. Theyve somehow made good buddies with Alec Martinez, and have concocted a plan to spring out. Once theyve succeeded, they meet up with Cameron Fox and Matt Skyler and manage to have a wild crazy adventure.
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Release date: 8/25/2002
Reviewed on: 1/26/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Review brief: General Impression When I first put in Plugged In, I got the distinct impression that this was going to be a comedy. I cant say fully if I was in the mood for cheesy porn, but it totally worked by the time I finished. The story goes that Tristan-fuck me- Paris, has received a new cable box in his home. Fernando Montana (who is AMAZINGLY hot) willingly put it in for him and offered to bill him later. The way Fernando spoke at the beginning made me think he was really gay. Thank god, by the end of the film, I didnt think that at all. In fact, Im willing to bank that Fernando is gay-for-pay. Sex Highlights A lot of the sex was actually pretty hot! Theres this whole scene with Sam Crockett that like, blows me away. I got the Directors Cut (available only through Falcon) and it has him stuffing screwdrivers and hammer heads all up in Jackson Prices ass. Jackson has one of those Hobbit qualities and would make a good Frodo in the Lord Of The Rings version of porn.
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Release date: 10/31/2002
Reviewed on: 1/25/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Michel Mattel, Travis Wade, Colby Taylor, Cameron Fox, Jeremy Jordan, Matt Skyler, Karl Tenner, Billy Brandt, Anthony Lafont, Sebastian Gronoff, Kevin Pearce
Review brief: 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.
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Release date: 2/1/2002
Reviewed on: 1/25/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Derek, Kristian Brooks, Thom Barron, Cameron, Tristan Paris, Tom Chase, Drew Damon, Jeff Palmer
Review brief: The Credits Title: Fever (Directors Cut) Studio: Falcon Director(s): John Rutherford and Jeff Russell Videographer: Todd Montgomery Editor(s): Delta Productions Music: E.M. Diaz Original Story: Jeff Palmer Cast: Jeff Palmer, Tom Chase, Thom Barron, Tristan Paris, Derek Cameron, Drew Damon, Kristian Brooks Date of Production: February 21, 1999 Running Time: 81 minutes Menus & Chapters: 4 chapters, only placed around the sex, which is totally annoying if you want to get to a certain segment: including the length of the 2nd scene. Extras: Nill. Falcon really is basically being thrusted into the DVD super age and cant find it in their busy photo editing/money making time, to give us some decent extrasOR ANY extras for that matter The Review So I got Fever. I initially got this only because my porn aficionado recommended it to me. Then, upon receiving it, I realized it had like, all my favorite stars in it! Jeff Palmer graces the box cover in Falcons standard tighty whities. Here, he looks a lot younger, but then, this film was made in 1999.
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Release date: 8/17/2001
Reviewed on: 1/25/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Scott Davis, Tuck Johnson, Marcus Iron, Christian Taylor, Travis Wade, Colby Taylor, Cameron Fox, Drew Damon
Review brief: The Details Title: The Crush (Platinum Edition) Studio: Falcon li>Director(s): John Rutherford Videographer(s): Max Phillips Editor(s): Delta Productions Music: E.M. Davis Cast (In Order Of Appearance): Travis Wade, Colby Taylor, Crystal Davis (as Minty Mitchell), Daniel Montes, Christian Taylor, Tuck Johnson, Scott Davis, Cameron Fox, Marcus Iron, & Drew Damon Date of Production: May 11, 2000 Running Time (h:mm): 1:21 Menus & Chapters: Apparently, it takes a Platinum DVD for Falcon to make adequate chapter selections. There are 12 here, as well as a secret easter egg and various other selections. Extras: Photo shoot (with tons of modeling photos), Cast bio & videographies; Commentary by Max Phillips, Travis Wade & Colby Taylor; an easter egg and adequate chapter selection (somebody say Hallelujah!) Packaging: Daniel Montes is our box cover boy and there are photo pics of each actor on the back. The Story Colby Taylor lives out in the country and has invited his longtime high school bud, Travis Wade, back home to tell him something it is hes had on his mind.
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Release date: 1/30/2003
Reviewed on: 1/24/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Jason Branch, Jon Galt, Nick Young, Cameron Fox, Jeremy Jordan, Billy Kincaid, Eric Leneau, Jackson Price, Billy Brandt
Review brief: The Details Title: Aim To Please Studio: Mustang/Falcon Director: Chi Chi LaRue Videographer: Max Phillips Still Photography: Greg Lensman Editor(s): Delta Productions Music: Sound Designs Cast: Billy Brandt, Jeremy Jordan, Cameron Fox, Jackson Price, Billy Kincaid, Nick Young, Vince Ditonno, Eric Leneau, Jason Branch, Jon Galt Date of Production: July 24, 2001 Running Time (h:mm:ss): 1:25:31 Menus & Chapters: Menu looked less chintzy than others Ive seen coming out of Falcon. 4 chapters, placed strategically around the sex Extras: HAHA! Are you kidding me? This is Falcon! You know theres none! Packaging: Billy Brandt all over it! Just the way it should be! The Story Jeremy Jordan introduces each scene. No real big plotline, just an icebreaker before the fucking starts! It actually would have been kind of cute if it hadnt have been so shoddy! Jeremy reads each line off of a teleprompter (cue card?) and you can barely tell a hint of acting in the lines he reads.
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Release date: 11/30/2001
Reviewed on: 1/22/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Peter Wilder, Vince Bandero, Rex Ruben, David Pierre, Blake Harper, Brad Davis [I], David Bradley, Marc Stewart, Nicolas Clay
Review brief: The Details Title: Full Up! Studio: Jocks/Falcon Director(s): Chi Chi LaRue Videographer(s): Max Phillips Editor(s): Delta Productions Cast: Spike, David Bradley, Marc Stewart, Blake Harper, Nicholas Clay, Peter Wilder, David Pierre, Brad Davis, & Vince Bandero Date of Production: December 9, 1998 Running Time (h:mm:ss): 1:29:31 (4 chapters: 1:21, 22:38, 42:01, 60:04) Extras: n/a (Not even so much as a PREVIEW!) Packaging: Nicholas Clay on the cover with a layout of several of the stars in the film on the back. The Story David Pierre introduces us to the INNdulge in Palm Springs and let's us know about the action that goes on around the place. Each scene has a basic story around it that he shares. "You Shouldve Been Here Last Night (Nicholas Clay & Brad Davis) Seeing Nicholas Clay on the cover of the DVD, I had anticipated this scene to be really hot. He looks so fine on the cover, and I just could only imagine how he would be on screen.
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Release date: 12/27/2001
Reviewed on: 1/18/2003
Studio: Falcon Studios
Starring: Jeremy Tucker, Shane Rockford, Michel Mattel, Kyle Becker, Colby Taylor, Jason Law, Jon Marino
Review brief: Director: Chi Chi LaRue The Plot: Colby Taylor is in love with Jeremy Tucker. Like MAD LOVE only less like Drew Barrymore's film and more like Love Jones. And Colby is home from college (Harvard) and meeting up with all of his friends from high school: Michael Mattel and Kyle Becker. He's basically telling them about Jeremy and how in love they are and they're telling him how great of an accomplishment it is that he has come so far with his disability. Colby is blind, you see. And he is graduating top of the class. However, when he introduces Jeremy to his friends, they freak out and can't look past the color line that rules over all those with sight. Jeremy goes back to college and let's Colby decide what it is he wants and lets him rethink their relationship. All in all Colby decides he wants Jeremy and that "love conquers all".
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