Looks like L.A. Zombie is not the only “creepy” gay porn project lately. Mustang exclusive Samuel Colt posted some behind the scenes photos from the shoot of theatrical trailer for DEMONICSEX: The Movie.
From GP Crush: Demonic Sex follows OUR HERO (played by Samuel Colt) on an adventure to hell and back. He also gets fucked by demons along the way. Samuel describes this project as “part horror, part porn, part live action, part CG animation”
According to The Sword: The makers plan to spend half a million dollars filming muscle daddies like newcomer Samuel Colt and veteran Zak Spears in various states of filthy animation. The action — like satyr gangbangs and Satan rimjobs — will be presented in live action, 3-D computer-generated motion capture (as in video games) and 2-D comic book “toonage” of the performers (as in movies like A Scanner Darkly).
Principal filming begins early next year and will take the next two years, with a budget of over $500,000. The trailer should be online by the end of September, in time for Folsom Street Fair.
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23 Aug 09
8:49 am
I hope Zak Spears finally gets to bottom in this one!!
As for the “hero” , the blond wig looks plain ridiculous on him , I would not have chosen him as the main character …
23 Aug 09
9:39 am
My buddy and I chuckled about this over the phone just now. He quipped that you can watch what looks like CG animated gay demons in hell having sex at Tina-filled and pnp-filled circuit party any day! I’m not sure if this film will be jerk-offable but it promises to push the artistic and cinematic boundaries of gay porn (which is always a good thing). My concern: is a world-wide economic recession/depression the right time to be spending a half-million dollars on a porno movie that may not sell?
23 Aug 09
9:04 pm
Was someone at Falcon on something when this idea was pitched? As ambitious as the description sounds, there is very little chance this thing will so much as break even, let alone return a profit. The big studios are losing out in the dollar chase to the web-based outfits (Sean Cody, Randy Blue, et. al.), and a HUGE expense like this is not what they need right now. The way the industry is moving now, one has to wonder if Falcon will be in business in 24 months’ time when this thing is supposed to hit the street.
23 Aug 09
9:24 pm
It is rather funny what the major studios are trying to do to combat there loosing market share and no doubt falling profits. Everything from whacked out corny productions to signing the newest talent to an exclusive contract and trying to provide an online service as well. Think they may have missed the bus, in my opinion the only studio who seems to have an idea and is producing quality stuff is Raging Stallion. Then you have Falcon and Hot House trying to dabble with the web but charge way too much and only update there sites once every 7 – 10 days, so not worth the monthly membership and then what they show is released at a later date on dvd. I mean what planet are they on DUH!
24 Aug 09
2:28 am
I agree with Matt. I have complained on this and other sites about too-high online subscriber fees on Falcon, etc. But all of these online sites charge too much. Who these days can afford subscriptions to 5 sites at over $200 a month? That’s a car note or groceries or tuition in this day and age…The online studios (JC, RB, SC, etc) are greedy. At least twink-filled Helix studios combines 4 sites into one subscription (but their hotstuds.com site and rawentry.com promotes AIDS-conversion with barebacking scenes).
25 Aug 09
2:58 am
This sounds like an interesting project for sure! It will definitely push the envelope. It is too bad some seem to want to doom it before even seeing it. Or before it even films.
Also, I didn’t see reference to Falcon or any other major studio in your article. I thought this was an independent endeavor.
J, Matt & studyholic: You seem to be ranting about personal issues you have with studios. Want do you think about THIS film?
25 Aug 09
11:29 am
How are “theme’ films hot? This just looks stupid. And a gay porn parody of Harry Potter? Just the idea is a turn off. I agree with Matt, only RAGING STALLION produces quality videos. Of anything I’ve bought in the last year only GRUNTS was money well spent. Hot, masculine men having incredible sex. Period.
25 Aug 09
12:31 pm
To me, this looks absurd, and decidedly un-hot. The last thing I want intruding on sex is “horror” or anything “scary.” I just don’t get that at all. And anything truly violent — like barebacking — would make me boycott the company as a customer.
25 Aug 09
12:47 pm
I didn’t phrase that last sentence very well. I meant, anything violent would make me boycott the company in the same way I boycott companies that have models fuck bareback.
I might compare two movies among a set of DVDs I bought last year: “Nightwalk” and “Cop Shack on Route 101.” “Nightwalk” is from maybe 1994 or so, and it is full of ridiculous full-body makeup and special effects and spooky sets. And God is it un-erotic for all those reasons! I’m sorry, but human/”creature” sex is a complete turn-off to me! Then look at “Cop Shack on Route 101″ — super-hot from start to finish; borrowing from Paul, above, it’s about “hot, masculine men having incredible sex. Period.” No body makeup, no special effects, appropriate sets (for the cop motif), and certainly nobody getting hurt, killed, terrorized, or anything like that.
Also, while I’m on the subject, as porn goes, “There Goes the Neighborhood” and “First Crush” are outstanding — they are outstanding because of the thought and intelligence put into them, in the directing as well as the editing. If someone wants to be “ambitious,” “There Goes the Neighborhood” is an excellent model — it is truly entertaining but still with really hot sex.
25 Aug 09
12:48 pm
I don’t think this is Falcon movie.
25 Aug 09
2:08 pm
Since when did porn become a world of gee-whizzery, gimmickery, and ain’t-it-cool? Porn films should stick with the three keeps–Keep It Simple, Keep It Short, and Keep It About The Fucking.
27 Aug 09
6:25 am
QMN! thanks for the shout out.
Demonic Sex is independently produced. It is not affiliated with Falcon.
27 Aug 09
8:01 pm
So Steve B, are you going to be boycotting Raging Stallion? Their film “To the Last Man” was full of violence.
18 Sep 09
8:37 am
This is NOT produced by Falcon and they have nothing to do with it. The director has raised all the capital on his own and is financing it himself.
One other point.. this isn’t a “porn” movie. It is a graphic novel brought to live action. Yes there is fucking and lots of sex but this is also a movie you can watch without the sex.
Samuel Colt