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Fire Dance
Rating: 4 Stars
Produced and directed by Kristen Bjorn. Videography by Kristen Bjorn and Strongboli. Music by Matt Locke. Starring Juan Jimenez, Carlos Montenegro, Rocky Olivera, Carlos Caballero, Jean Franko, Max Veneziano, Alex Ribeiro, Falco Jabour, Alexandro Gonzalez, Tibor Cernan, Bruno Duarte, Matthias Vannelli, Zeca Romeiro, Mario Segovia, Mauricio Goldstein, Mukhtar Safarov, and Erick Nogueira.
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Juan Jimenez and Carlos Montene-gro are finely chiseled European brothers whose aristocratic clan has fallen on hard times, necessitating special measures to keep their ancestral manor solvent. With the help of Jimenez's lover and servant, Rocky Olivera, the pair has transformed the family castle into a no-holds- barred gay guest house. Montenegro, who's secretly enamored of Olivera, finds his brother's treatment of the soulful, bedroom-eyed underling reprehensible-- failing to see what's really going on when, for example, Jimenez punishes Olivera for inattentive table- polishing by slashing his pants off and fucking the living tapas out of him. When Jimenez and Olivera eventually clue Montenegro into their kink dynamic, the resulting incestuous three-way helps Fire Dance earn its name.

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This peppery eccentric treat from Kristen Bjorn embellishes its central love triangle with subplots involving handsome gardener Carlos Caballero and jealous boyfriend Jean Franko; a dungeon full of "guests who don't pay their bills and employees who don't do their jobs right;" and various lustful tourists. The 17-man cast is potent even for a Kristen Bjorn production; every sex scene threatens to burn a hole in your screen. Among the more memorable blasts of heat are the images of Falco Jabour ejaculating geyser-style while Alexandro Gonzalez fucks him with a billiard cue, and of Zeca Romeiro lapping up milk that runs between Matthias Vannelli's buttocks as Mario Segovia spills the rich white liquid down Vannelli's back. There are minor miscalculations-- arch voice-over narration, for one-- but for most of its 161 minutes, Fire Dance stays magically aflame.