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Longhorns (David Lewis)

TLA Releasing / Year: 2011

DVD Uncut Version More Info Uncut, Unedited Version Close Caption: Yes Region Code: 1 UPC: 807839005493 ISBN: B005GM38MO Catalog #: DV3248762 Languages: English Dolby Digital 5.1 (Primary), English Dolby Digital 2.0, English subtitles	In stock and ready to ship	$19.99 (20% off) List Price: $24.99
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Synopsis

This raucous sex comedy manages to blend true romance with comic raunch as it tells the story of a Texas college boy who realizes that maybe all his man-on-man fantasies - as well as going down on his buddies, and falling for the only openly gay student on campus - means he just might be queer.

3 Reasons To buy this film

"A sterling example of how, with a little heart, a tepid genre can be refreshed and kept interesting." - - Philly Broadcaster
"A total charmer! A delightful romantic comedy." -- San Francisco Bay Guardian
"Longhorns is all about good-natured fun among horny college students. For once, there is a film that can claim truth in advertising!" -- Huffington Post

Review

Who knew that über-serious filmmaker David Lewis (Redwoods, Rock Haven) not only had a great sense of humor but ended up making the funniest, wildest, gay sex comedy since Another Gay Movie!

The setting is a Texas college, circa 1982 - where big hair, loud shirts and cowboy boots are considered high fashion. Here, men are men, women are just future wives (or current sluts), and there is nothing gay about helping a guy out!

Good ol’ fratboy Kevin (Jacob Newton) is as straight as an arrow (if you don’t count the gay fantasies he enjoys while fucking his girlfriend, or the fact that he jerks off his fellow frat brothers every now and then), but he begins to see things a little queerly when he meets the sexy, openly gay César (Derek Efrain Villanueva). Can a straight guy fall for another dude? Can Kevin continue going down on his old pal (Dylan Vox) under the belief that it is just fratboy hijinks? Will kissing César change him forever?

Never has a film featured so many straight men doing so many gay things. Beer is guzzled, pants are dropped and playful bed-hopping ensues. Fast, fun and sexy – what more could you want from a film?

-- Raymond Murray

Product Format Information

DVD : $19.99 (Uncut, Unedited Version)

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Close Caption: Yes
Region Code: 1
UPC: 807839005493
Catalog #: DV3248762

Studio : TLA Releasing

Languages: English Dolby Digital 5.1 (Primary) , English Dolby Digital 2.0 , English Subtitles
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen, 1.78
Extras: Deleted Scenes
Features:
Outtakes
Original theatrical trailer
Interview(s): with director David Lewis, actor Derek Villanueva and producer Lewis Tice

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Streaming : $3.99

Customer Reviews

Disappointing

GS wrote on 06/05/2012:

Wow -- what an incredibly bad movie! I had such high hopes, but this was one of those I'm definitely sorry I spent any time or money on. The lines really weren't funny, the plot was meaningless, and what was the point of setting it in the 80s? Don't bother with this one.

I Thought it was Cute

RedHotJeff wrote on 04/22/2012:

If you want a movie filled with muscle daddies, tons of sex and nudity...keep looking. If you want a fun, simple fluff story with attractive young men, a simple plot and brief glimpses full frontal nudity this is it. Will Longhorns go down in the "Gay Cinema Hall of Fame", I don't think so, but all in all it was a fun movie.

A pointless movie

truthaboutmovie wrote on 02/16/2012:

You could spend words upon words to explain why longhorns is a bad bad movie yet, why would you waste the time? Perhaps because dissecting the path to such a pointless movie making effort may be the best way of clarifying its worthless nature. The setting, a gloomy, horrifically bad styled 80’s, why? No reasons. The story, not one, the acting? Pitiful and sad, gloomy and inept. A must to be asked question, why so many gay-based movies have to be appallingly bad? Possibly because there will always be some "critic", of course obscure, that will have praising words for it!

Lame

Birdutters wrote on 02/09/2012:

Sad tale, of miscasting. I agree with the other reviewer, why is the out gay odd looking and acting. Nothing happens in this movie, Yawner.

Always Twinks

Hairy Daddy wrote on 12/28/2011:

I bought this DVD. Since this cute story isn't rated, I guess I was expecting more. I put the remote in another room to prevent me from fast forwarding through the whole production. Why is the gay man the most unusual looking, yawn...Dylan Vox should have been the lead. If you have 74 minutes you can waste, thank god it was the uncut version, can you imagine if they cut out the penises....

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