2006 GAYVN Awards nominee for Best Specialty Release (18-23).
The older I get, the more I realize that like a lot of things in life, twinks come in many shapes and sizes. Sammy Case & Friends, from start to finish, is indeed an explosion of twinks, but these young lads tend to be on the feminine side. The film is a collection of both solos and pairings. Our first offering is of a very tan Kyle Moss. After a short monologue delivered directly into the camera, he shucks his shorts and pounds his pud for your viewing pleasure. He’s fit, his musculature just beginning to develop nicely. He stops whacking off just long enough to pose, then spread his ass cheeks, winking his tight hole to the camera.
Kyler and Nick would make excellent drag queens. In their pre-fuck interview both come off as very feminine, twirling locks of hair between fingertips while they bat their eyes at the camera. You notice just how thin each of these twinks are when they swap blow jobs on the couch. Either one would be the obvious bottom, but Kyler has the bigger cock and assumes the top role, fucking his playmate as he hangs off the couch.
The third segment of the DVD is a solo jerkoff from Dusty, a light-on-his-feet hustler type with perfectly coiffed hair. Smacking gum, he tells us what he likes before he strips down for a wank. His body is lithe and he’s got a pretty hole which is obviously ripe for fucking. Dusty makes a huge show of spreading his asscheeks and teasing the camera. He brings himself off while he sits in a straight-backed chair, huffing and puffing with the effort.
When we finally meet Sammy Case, he’s already going at it hot and heavy with another model in bed, the two lying side by side, kissing hotly. The two seem perfectly content to lie there all day kissing, but they swap blowjobs while the camera moves around the bed. It’s anybody’s guess why Sammy Case is the new poster boy for twinks – maybe it’s his lazy, seductive stares into the camera, his large cock against narrow hips or his gentle persona.
Before this film comes to a close, we gets two more solos and other pairing, so lots of bang for the buck. Sometimes the jittery camerawork is distracting, but for those that like ‘em young, I couldn’t recommend this film highly enough.
