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FULLFilled
Rating: 3 Stars
Falcon Studios. Directed by John Rutherford. Videography by Todd Montgomery and Max Phillips. Edited by Delta Productions. Music by E.M. Diaz. Starring Kevin Williams, Lane Fuller, Tom Chase, Travis Wade, Drew Damon, Matt Skyler, Luc Jarrett, Billy Kincaid, Dominic Russio, Michael Mattel, Ivan Talman, and Alex Wilcox.
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Kevin Williams, a prototypical Alpha Gay, lives next door to Lane Fuller, who wears dorky glasses, too-short lichen-colored ties, and white, wrinkle-free shirts with pens protruding from his left breast pocket. Fuller keeps showing up on Williams's doorstep to deliver misdirected mail or to borrow cups of sugar. ("I'm baking cookies," he mumbles.) Each time Fuller appears, Williams looks stricken, as if he's witnessed an embarrassing accident or caught an unexpected whiff of something nasty.

Combing through massage and personals ads in Unzipped and the Bay Area Reporter, Williams fills his days with random tricks, never giving a thought to sexual possibilities close at hand. When Fuller asks to use his "rest room," he allows buddy Tom Chase to investigate what lies beneath those horn-rimmed glasses, but Williams himself could not care less-- that is, until one day he sees Fuller jog by in only running shoes and teeny shorts.

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True to Falcon tradition, the sex scenes are full of indelible moments: Ivan Talman whispering to Williams as he fucks him with a hefty dildo; Tom Chase licking his own semen off Lane Fuller's back; Alex Wilcox penetrating Williams simultaneously with real and latex dicks. An seven-man orgy sequence at a party Williams declines to attend is unfocused and jumpy, but it does include a rousing game of spin-the-bottom, as Matt Skyler, supine on a small, circular table, is pivoted around from top to top and piston-fucked.

Williams and Fuller, an off-screen couple, work well together on camera, but here their interactions don't encompass sex. The teasing setup for a sequel that ends FULLfilled will frustrate many viewers, but the follow-up Falcon presumably has up its sleeve should be worth the wait.