A hot, young and charming man with ulterior motives enters the lives of a tight-knit group of gay men in New York City and at first adds excitement and intrigue to their group, but events soon spiral out of control as he deliberately attempts to destroy their relationships.
Brad Anderson
Desmond
Desmond Dutcher
JD
Mark Ford
Mick
David A. Rudd
Drake
Alexis Suarez
Bobby
Bryan West
Sean
Michael Paternostro
Louis
Robbie Cain
Adam
Stephen Smith
Wayne
A hot, young and charming man with ulterior motives enters the lives of a tight-knit group of gay men in New York City and at first adds excitement and intrigue to their group, but events soon spiral out of control as he deliberately attempts to destroy their relationships.
This is insipid. The actors are stiff, the script sucks, the camera struggles to stay in focus, and there aren't even any steamy sex scenes or nudity to make up for it. This movie's poster is the only pleasure you'll get out of it. Don't bother.
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