Director: Tom Bradford
Studio: Falcon International
Produced: 2007
Condoms: yes
Starring: Tim Hamilton, Solten Talton (Julien Veneziano), Mario McCabe (Mario McGabe), Viktor Kinski (Austin Rogers), Rod Stevans (Rod Stevens), Enrico Tarantino (Matt Stefan), Jack Wright, Andrew Moretti (Marco Campbell), Juan Rivero, Buck Monroe
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After a five year hiatus, Falcon revives its Falcon International line with a powerful
shot of adrenaline aptly titled Knock Out. The studio's first
smart move for this project was hiring one of the most skilled producers in Europe today, Tom
Bradford, who perfectly integrates the European guys and style into the "Falcon
look."
The American distributors have placed a photo of the highly recognized Bel Ami refugee Tim Hamilton on the DVD cover, but do not be fooled.
Knock Out's two actual stars are
Juan Rivero and Solten Talten. These two guys will fucking melt your screen, and their scenes makes this movie one of the best of the entire year.
Rivero, a perfect specimen of masculinity from Brazil, makes his debut movie
appearance here. The story is about Rivero traveling halfway across the world to Hungary
for a seansonal boxing training camp. Here he falls in love with Talten, one of the leading boxing champions in the group, and an absolute beauty. Giving the story away,
it is with Talten who Rivero unites with by the film's end.
Solten Tanten and
Juan Rivero
Talten appears in Csaba Borbely's Hungarian movies as Julien Veneziano (
Double Agent). Here, his looks can give Francois Sagat a serious run for his money. An frustrating aspect about
Knock Out is that in most instances, rather then cast the models with their generally known European film names, Falcon awards them new monikers. This practice only just confuses everybody and probably hinders the actual sales of the film.
Despite this, Knock Out rings in loud and clear.
One of Bradford's favorite erotic themes for movies is boxing, like his top-notch 2004 Fight Club take-off Legion of Vengeance. The movie begins with Rivero arriving at his host home, where he meets Serbian stud Buck Monroe and one of the team's champions, Andrew Moretti. Moretti, better known as Marco Campbell (Footballers), is a tall, lean top with a fabulous tattoo covering his entire left bicep.
Sitting on the living room couch, Monroe starts touching Moretti, who quickly
brings their new visitor into their unfolding passion. Their clothes all come
off. Rivero has a body to die for. It turns out that Monroe, slightly beefier
than the others, has the biggest cock, very long with a slight down turned curve.
Of course, Monroe bottoms for both of them. All three move through every possible combination
of cock sucking. For the anal sequence, Monroe props his ass up on the arm
of the couch, legs spread. Moretti is a hot fucker, holding one of Monroe's
legs up while screwing him hard and rapid. In a hot visual, Rivero stands aside
fully hard wearing a condom, eagerly waiting his turn.
The bottom stays firmly planted in his open position as they take turns filling
his hole. After taking four separate turns on his ass, the guys sit side by
side and jack out their money shots. Congratulations making the opening episode
a true knock-out.
After this, the cast assembles in the gym for boxing training, a sequence featuring
lots of bag punching dressed in bright colored shorts. This develops into a six
man orgy. Lots of dick sucking leads to the guys breaking into three separate
one-on-one groups. The highlight of the scene is the visual of all three couples
screwing altogether in the center of the training floor.
Mario McGabe, an extremely fun bottom to watch (Cruising Budapest 2: Ben Andrews), works his body up and down on Viktor Kinski's cock. McGabe has a sweet, smooth face, and his big dick always stays hard while bottoming. He carries one of the prettiest cocks ever, which waves around in the
air like a lightening rod.
Next to them, the tattooed Jack Wright tops Enrico Tarantino upside down. Tarantino engaged in a white-hot flip-flop fuck with Danny Roddick in Hostile. Tarantino plays total bottom here looking good. Wright is a new face -- with a spectacular long and
fat dick. Will he show up in future films?
The couple that the camera loves the most Tim Hamilton and Rod Stevens, who receives some serious fucking from the bottle blond.
They screw looking at each other, with Hamilton ultimately pulling out and shooting his seed on his buddy.
Kinski and Tarantino both compete for the best money shots, both of which are copious, juicy and mouth watering.
After this, Hamilton meets up with Monroe at a bar. With no customers anywhere, they start peeling off their tight black tank-tops. Monroe gives a fantastic bottoming encore.
Hamilton comes off far better here as well. The camera soaks up his long blond bangs, and new gym built body. Apparently he's turned to new things after Lukas Ridgeston
dumped him as his lover in Lukas In Love.
Hamilton has turned into quite the bodacious blond, throwing Monroe a hot plowing, legs up on a bar table. We only wish we has seen more of Hamilton's ass during all of this,
as it looks fabulous.
Knock Out finishes on a superb note. Rivero hooks up with the apple
of his eye, Solten Talton. They enjoy a romantic, paced one on one back at the
house. The guys enjoy long sequences of kissing, rubbing and sucking. Talton's
mouth literally waters when he swallows Rivero's tool.
After eating Talton's ass, Rivero proves to be an even more arousing bottom than he is as a top. Slowing grinding on Talton's cock, his face is a mask of pleasure.
The high point shows Rivero on his fours with his bubble ass getting poked and groped by Talton, clearly a top who knows how to pleasure a man. Rivero clearly gets his
brains fucked out on film.
Their money shots close the movie on the highest possible note. As mentioned earlier, Rivero and Talton are the film's true stars, and their coupling is dynamite.
Although the best moments are the scenes that book end the movie, Knock Out is clearly one of the high points of the year. It gets Falcon International's
revived film line off to a running start, which fans will eagerly await for subsequent follow-ups.
-Dessie
