TouchDown Tony's Movie Reviews directed by Blade Thompson (2)
Release date: 7/28/2001
Reviewed on: 8/14/2001
Studio: IMD
Starring: Mike Vespa, Steve Pierce, Josh Evers, Michael Vista, Hank Hightower, Mason Flynt, Robert Kirk, Marcus Day
Directed by: Blade Thompson
Review brief: Lap It Up Directed by Blade Thompson Starring Mason Flynt, Hank Hightower, Steve Pierce, Michael Vista, Mike Vespa, Rob Kirk, Josh Evers, Marcus Day, Blade Thompson. 1 hour, 20 minutes Music by Sharon Kane Blade Thompson steps out in front of the camera as well as behind to deliver, and introduce us to eight men who love to Lap It Up, the IT of course being that seminal fluid commonly called cum. Before anyone goes off their nut about swallowing in this day and age, relax: these guys starvingly swallow their own sweet nectar. Thats the concept for four scenes, not to mention a nicely photographed wraparound sequence starring Thompson, who also laps it up. Fans with a foot fetish will adore Blades initial appearance as his right foot is proudly spread out in front of him as he reclines in an immense chair sporting his white terry-sloth robe.
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Release date: 7/3/2001
Reviewed on: 7/22/2001
Studio: Oh Man
Starring: Grant Wood, Dan Dixon, Dino Dimarco, Chris Gil, Frank Thomas, Tony Bandanza, Tomie Cloud
Directed by: Blade Thompson
Review brief: BLADES REAL WORLD: Men of Raleigh-Durham Searching the world for the next big Porn star Directed by Blade Thompson Staring Dino DiMarco and Grant Wood Introducing Dan Dixon, Tommie Cloud, Chris Gill, Tony Bendanza and Frank OThomas REVIEW: Purporting to be a documentary about a weekend trip to Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, for topman Dino Dimarco and bottom boy Grant Wood, is very much like a sweet Southern night of love: it may start slowly, at twilight, but boy, oh boy!, what a pleasant way to wait for the dawn. Anyone with aspirations of being a porn star needs to view this little gem once, just for the opportunity to see a few Southern boys make their onscreen fucking debuts with the insatiable and the beefcake DiMarco. I was certainly pleasantly surprised, as the box cover really gives no indication as to what lies beneath its folds.
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