House of Boys (2009)

House of Boys (2009) explores the equally exciting and tragic nature of gay life in the 1980s through a club in Amsterdam called, well, House of Boys. Our lens into the wild, colorful world of homosexual debauchery is young Frank (a beautiful Layke Anderson), who flees his family for the bright lights of the Venice of the North. With no place to go, he joins the House of Boys, and soon finds himself sliding down a rabbit hole (among other types of holes), filled with glitter, dancing, music, and of course men. It doesn’t take long for Frank to fall for the gorgeous Jake (Benn Northover), who claims to be one hundred percent straight despite servicing older gentleman for cash. Of course he's not actually straight, and after putting up a mild defense against doing it, the two eventually find themselves in a romantic relationship. But it's the 80's, so carefree cockriding won't be around for long. Yes, after some dancing and doing it, House of Boys becomes peppered with the sadness of the 80s, as the AIDS epidemic ends up interfering with the guys’ newfound love. Don’t cry just yet though. This flick is filled more butts, bulges, and tight bods than you can count, and includes some wonderful cabaret scenes that highlight the closeness and uniqueness of this group of friends. Some of Mr. Man's favorite boys include Layke Anderson, who had us melting into a lake sized puddle when he did all sorts of dancing onstage before flashing ass as he bent over for Benn Northover. Benn shows his buns too, a bunch of times in fact, as did Luke Wilkins and Oliver Hoare. Who could ask for anything more? The type of hot bod filled abode Mr. Man would love to live in, House of Boys is our kind of casa!