The premise is interesting but don't be fooled. There is nothing to like about this movie.
I wish this "writer"/"director" would just hire teenage boys for sex in the confines of his own home rather than writing incredibly creepy, dramatically vacant vehicles for his own chicken fetish. The teddy bear should be a warning: beyond this point, there be creeps.
This movie totally creeped me out with bad acting, stupid dialogue and gay kissing between the older man and the 20yo twink that looked like two trouts mouths agape.
Had the cast and crew seemed any less sincere in their efforts to make the best flick they could, I would probably tear a film like this to shreds. But more important to me than having the best of acting, props, effect, etc...
If you, like Paul Bright, are turned on by the sight of middle-aged Paul Bright strutting naked, with everything flopping free, before a boy he's just met, young enough to be his grandson... and a few minutes later the two of them making out naked (both of them, this time) in bed (obviously the strutting worked its irresistibly sexy magic - but he IS the director, after all, AND the writer), then this is the movie you've been waiting for.
Even if you need a review to purchase (watch) a movie, get this movie. Paul Brights latest in a series of "gay movies of gay men from the Heartland".
I have just watched this film and I would like to write this review while it's still fresh in my mind.I have to admit that in this particular gay themed movie, the gay issue is the least important aspect.
The entire gay theme detracted from what could have been a good story.The entire concept of chips in bodies was good and the basic story had potential...
