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directed by: Spencer Schilly starring: Nick May, Blake Young-Fountain, Murray Hill, Damian Fuentes, Tom Merlino  List Price: $19.99 Grab Discount Price: $14.99 You Save: $5.00 (25%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD Brand: TLA RELEASING EAN: 0807839003505 Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC, Widescreen Label: TLA Manufacturer: TLA Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: TLA Region Code: 1 Release Date: July 29, 2008 Running Time: 81 minutes Studio: TLA Theatrical Release Date: 2007 Sales Rank: 9782 MPN: TLAD195D Related Items: Editorial Review: Product Description: From director Spencer Schilly (Summer Thunder), The Houseboy is fearlessly raw yet surprisingly tender. Aimless and barely in his twenties, disarmingly cute Ricky is content to play boy toy to a pair of hot thirty-something lovers. That is until he overhears them whisper about a new toy for Christmas. Crushed and totally alone while his couple vacations, Ricky binges on internet hookups, random tricks, and hardcore drugs. Unable to kill the pain, Ricky contemplates the end. But a chance meeting with Blake, a sweetheart college kid with a thousand watt smile, makes Ricky wonder if there s something to live for after all. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Other Spiritual MoviesI knew a film maker who died very suddenly and I remember thinking: "What does a film maker leave behind?" This thought was the seed that sprouted the movie: Beatific Vision. I found myself thinking of a secret film that a character would leave behind when he dies. Not one he wished not to be found but one he planned to be found. More than a final will and testament this film was a "Beatific Vision", a view into the future of all characters and a clear mapping of the coincidences that ... Read More Rating:  - Absolutetly badI would prefered not to buy this movie, it was bored and the actors were as bad as they could. There's nothing interesting in the movie, not even the sex scenes. Rating:  - Liked The Happy Ending BestThis movie isn't the greatest, but for a gay movie it's not that bad. There was a lot of sex, but the one full frontal scene turned into a rather strange public service announcement. I enjoyed the happy ending the best. The dynamic of the his relationship with the sweet black guy from the park was a little too stark of a contrast with his life. You can easily imagine them breaking up about a week after the movie ends. The deleted scenes/outtakes were funny, the best one is where an actor tells everyone ... Read More Rating: - The lead actor is very goodI think people are WAY too hard on this movie. It deserves more positive reviews particularly because of the lead actor, Nick May. He does a fantastic job creating a character who you can really sympathize with. He's this young kid who gets tangled up in a 3 way relationship with two older men (believe me, there are lot of old guys out there looking for that) and he realizes that nobody really cares about him. The two older guys go to visit their family and ditch him on Christmas. The boy ends up finding ... Read More Rating: - Not such a gem.This movie had it's moments, and it was worth watching once, but I wouldn't call it a "gem". Hard to see where that adjective fits in, but to each their own. Not bad, not good, just an average gay themed movie. Browse for similar items by category:
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