What do you get when you throw a horny Santa together with 15 hot, horny soldiers, some booze, plenty of presents, a baby grand piano and a live Internet show? Answer: Dink Flamingo's Active Duty Live Christmas.
Filmed live for the Active Duty website, Active Duty Live Christmas is a three-hour celebration encompassing the talents of Active Duty favorites Cole, Dean, Chaz, The Twins, Colin, Donnie, Ty, Tarzan, Luke, Hoss and others. Santa gave out presents from fans to soldiers skimpily dressed in black ties, cuffs, thongs and not much else. The clothes came off quickly as the booze kicked in and the boys got randy. One thing led to another, and soon everyone was sucking, fucking and doing all sorts of crazy things, Flamingo said.
Although Active Duty Live Christmas previously only was available to members of the website, Flamingo has released for retail sale a limited-edition, two-disc set containing the main feature and extras. Only 600 units will be shipped, he said.
"Fans of Active Duty will be fighting over this very limited release once you let them know that it's a limited collectors' edition," Flamingo said. "And once they're gone, they're gone."
First up, 'Vanished' from the 'new' Mustang Video. Good to feature this here since it's not likely yo make it into a review on the porncast. As I have said before, the new Mustang seems like someone's interpretation of Ragging Stallion, but not the best interpretation. {Think Paulie's impressions and not Rich Little's; come to think about it, I never think about Rich Little's.} The liner notes tell us "When Tyler Saint vanishes without a trace, Jake Dakota goes off in search of his best friend only to discover the dark, depraved world of sado-masochistic man-on-man sex." Change the names, and I might as well have said, "this movie has men screwing." Sounds like most of the other recent Mustang releases. Still, since this is Mustang, the picture will be clear and the guys will be hot in the way we expect. I may not review this on the porncast, but I will certainly watch it.
Next up, 'The Best of black Men 2,' a little import from Alexander Pictures. 17 Brazilian men and scenes compiled from five other movies. {That's the 'best of,' part, sweetie, try to catch up} I have seen a couple of the other films and this promises to be a good compilation. Most scenes occur outdoors and the guys all look hot. Can't judge a book by it's cover, but I'm going to check this one out.
Next, 'Lip Lock,' a reissue on DVD of an All Worlds video by Chi Chi LaRue. Originally released in '96 at approximately 90 minutes, Jordan Young and Jake Taylor are featured on the cover. What I remember the most about this flick is the five-way suckfest. A mostly oral movie that doesn't leave out the anal. Of course, coming from Chi Chi, it has great production values and excellent soundtrack. It's also cheaper than a new release, so you can save your pennies.
Last but not least, 'Jirka Mendel's Gangbang,' which makes the list simply because it's from William Higgins. Sure, drop me into a five minute segment of any of his later, Eastern European movies and I would never be able to distinguish it from any other. However, tell me it's a William Higgins movie, and I still know to expect hot sex that well lensed with beautiful men. From the liner notes: 'After running off with their soccer ball, Jirka's 6 annoyed team mates decide to 'punish' him one after the other--again and again! In this game, everybody gets to score--but the only goal is Jirka's hole.' And what more do you need? Not likely to be reviewed on the porncast, unless it's particularly outstanding.
He’s at it again; you love him or throw ice cubes at him. Lucas released a letter to the gay adult entertainment last week where he alleges that Raging Stallion Studios have given information out about his lawsuit over 2006 release Michael Lucas’ La Dolce Vita. Lucas original letter from last week is as follows:
Dear All,
This is a letter for friends and colleagues, for those who know me well and not so well, for those who agree with me on many issues and those who do not, for both supporters and opponents of mine.
It's been nearly a year since this baseless, pointless, frivolous lawsuit has been torturing me and my employees. Demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars, my accusers have on numerous occasions claimed that they know that my film made millions of dollars for me, citing a "very reliable source," that knows the industry from within. I viewed this as mere gossip, but my accusers chose to believe it, despite my repeated offers to let my accusers' accountants review our books and see the earnings of my films for themselves.
Under pressure from my lawyers, the "very reliable source" was revealed. This mysterious "source" that supposedly knows my business so well turns out to be none other than Raging Stallion. The relevant documentation can not yet be made public. But I knew anyway from other sources that Raging Stallion is inaccurately and maliciously representing that I am making millions of dollars in sales, including foreign sales, and accusing me of illegally duplicating Fellini's film in China. They are advising the party suing me not to trust me. The list of lies is long.
It was bad enough that, boiling from jealousy and hate, Raging Stallion, including its co-owner G.C. Slader, threw ice cubes at me while I was receiving my best picture award in 2006. But it was worse when Raging Stallion co-owner Chris Ward posted a nasty piece on his blog, analyzing the law suit against me in detail, predicting it would close my company. (Mr. Big Mouth's aims were clear to me when I read that). But maliciously to lie about my company's income to a third party that is suing me! To mislead the prosecution by lying about sales figures!
Let's face it; we in this business all know very well that one can not make millions with a safe-sex film with a foreign title, no matter how many awards the film might receive. We all know that these awards are not the Oscars! God, we know! We all know all of that so well, with the limited media coverage we receive for the awards and the little clubs/theaters in which the award ceremonies are held. They are important for the industry and for the industry only!
Of these "brave" boys of Raging Stallion I ask; why are you so consistently going after me? Is your business not keeping you happy? Are your finances that bad? Are your shameless, pathetically written press releases that useless? Or are you motivated to these petty, malicious actions by having lost the damned awards? Did it get to you so bad that you've made the most-nominated film in history into the most unprofitable one? With the money I have had to spend on the legal defense in this year alone, I could have made parts 3, 4 and 5.
It's not only money that the pooping horses at Raging Stallion have pushed me to waste. Hundreds of hours wasted in discoveries, attorney conference calls, depositions, court appearances; 2 of my office employees and I have been deposed for hours on end. That is not to mention the sleepless nights caused me by this, and the depression over the precious time that Raging Stallion has robbed me of spending with my mother who is dying of cancer.
I am apologizing in advance to industry journalists, company heads, accountants, sales people, distributors and others for the eventuality of my having to subpoena you in this regard in the future. But if that becomes necessary, the fault for it being necessary will rest squarely on Raging Stallion. It is Raging Stallion that has maliciously convinced a third party with no knowledge of our industry that in 2007 one can make millions of dollars with a porn film. I had no plans whatsoever for seeking such subpoenas before I gained knowledge of this shameful communication between Raging Stallion and the company suing me.
As for the law suit itself; there was no wrong doing on my part. Under the Constitution, I have a right to create a parody, and I had a right to call my film Michael Lucas's La Dolce Vita. But aided and abetted by Raging Stallion, the entity suing me is bringing a frivolous law suit against me. In my opinion this was the lowest of the low, even for Raging Stallion, but I do want to know your opinion. I thank you in advance for your support, as I believe there is a point in time when keeping silent becomes a fault and each of you can be stabbed in the back just like I was.
Love,Michael Lucas
Raging Stallion had a response just about 4 hours later.
Michael Lucas, a New York pornographer, sent a general letter to the industry today blaming Raging Stallion Studios for a lawsuit between his company and the Fellini estate, the owner of La Dolce Vita. Lucas seems to think that Raging Stallion is somehow behind, or in some way supports, the party suing him for copyright violations. In rather vicious tone he lays the blame for his legal trouble at our feet. This is our clear, unambiguous, and final statement on these ludicrous charges: Raging Stallion has never provided any information to any attorneys for the Fellini estate. Raging Stallion has had no contact whatsoever with the Fellini estate or its representatives. Raging Stallion, its partners, and its employees do not even know the name of any attorney for the Fellini estate nor do we know who owns the Fellini estate. We do not know anyone connected in any way with the Fellini estate. We do not know how to contact them, nor do we desire to contact them on this or any other matter. The studio, its representatives, its employees, and its shareholders have never had any contact whatsoever with the Fellini estate on this or on any other matter. It is our hope that going forward Michael Lucas will keep his ongoing drama to himself and leave us out of it. We have nothing to do with it and all of us are baffled by the mention of our name in connection to this case.
It keeps going with Michael Lucas sending following rebuttal to the RSS press release that same night.
In response to Raging Stallion's lies: That is right, Raging Stallion did not contact the Fellini estate. No need for them to, as I never was sued by the Fellini estate. For Christ's sake, I never mentioned anything about the Fellini estate in my email earlier today. This is Raging Stallion's invention in order to find "legitimate" grounds for their lies. Let's make it clear once and for all: I am being sued by International Media Films, the company that claims to own the rights to the Fellini film. And that is the company which Raging Stallion had their communication with. A communication that I have. A communication that at this point is attorney-client privileged only. I promise I will make it public as soon as this pointless law suit is over. And this law suit wil be over soon, as the whole mess is heading straight to trail. Enough bullshit, Raging Stallion, you snitches. Your continuous lying to the entire industry is ridiculous and disrespectful, to say the least. Do you think everyone is that stupid? One thing is when Chris Ward lies that his new movie has real airplane crashes in it, or shit like that, but how naive is it to lie about documents that will be available for everyone to see?
Raging Stallion Released the following statement regarding Lucas’ rebuttal:
Raging Stallion has never had any contact with International Media
Films, or any party to this lawsuit whatsoever. In fact, when I wrote
my press release I did not even know who was suing Lucas Entertainment,
hence my use of the term "Fellini Estate." No one here at this
studio or anyone associated with our studio has had any communication
whatsoever with any party to the La Dolce Vita legal drama. I don't
know how much more clear I can be. Michael Lucas has no "secret"
communication because one does not exist.
Are you full of clever ideas and artistic, then you could win $3,500 in gay adult products from SX Video (that’s a lot of porn). SX Video is looking for a new T-shirt design to promote their company, contest ends December 31, 2007. You don’t need to be a professional artists to enter and ideas can be anything, slogans, ideas or complete designs. There are few restrictions: Submissions must be original concepts that contain no copyrighted material or political or religious content. Participants may, however, enter more than one design.
"The SX Video fans are very passionate about our videos, and we wanted to give them an opportunity to become involved in a project that is exciting and thrilling," said SX Video director Ben Baird. "The incredible response we have received from just the first day after we announced our contest shows that our audience eagerly welcomes this unique chance to interact with our creative team. This is unlike any other design competition, because we are not restricting submissions to graphic designers," Baird said. "We don't want to limit anyone's creativity; instead, we want to give them complete license to submit whatever they want."
Make sure to check out the site for all the rules.
