Review

Sometime-bareback flick with some hot scenes and bad hair.

Even though it's advertised as "all black," there are a few interracial scenes in this all-male magazine set flick. One scene features a safari-like clothed Gino Colbert that's actually pretty damned hot. Colbert has a great potty mouth when he wants to (as well as an unfortunate Ron Palillo/Horshack hair-don't), and his condom-encased scene here ranks with one of his better ones. He sure has a way with fingering an ass, that's for sure. After his coupling, we're even treated to a brief shower enema. Oh yeah - squirt city!

Some of the couplings (the lockerroom tryst) stunk. But a few were great, notably the opening between frustrated magazine editor Ty Jones (so fucking handsome; pity about his Arsenio box cut) and photographer Gene Lamar (looking great). Lamar usually tops, here he has several bottoming scenes in which he gets plowed sans condom. Big loads, too.

Later on we get a nightime break-in to the magazine's offices by a thief or something; cleaning man Colbert discovers and confronts the thief - actually a new-in-town model looking for work. Colbert lets the guy off by letting the guy get him off. More potty talk, deep rimming, and good deep throating here, all culminating in Colbert mounting the thief bareback from behind as the soundtrack's canned music drones on. Colbert eventually dumps a thick white load on the guy's back and ass, smearing it in with his foot. A hot scene with good dialogue, despite the clash of two very bad hairstyles.

Shot in 1990, you'd think that by this point "safer sex" would have taken hold within the industry. Well, as a very odd curio, there is a "safe sex consultant" credited at the film's end (hell, the caterer is acknowledged) - odd considering that several of the scenes here are shot bareback. I guess that studios were still struggling to come to terms with how to handle condomless fucking on camera. We have this keyworded as "bareback" rather than "pre-condom" because of the fact that several of the scenes do include rubbers, so "pre-condom" won't work here - not in our minds anyway.