Jason's Lyric (1994)

Jason’s Lyric (1994) is a classic tale of Good struggling to save Evil as embodied in a pair of siblings, Jason’s Lyric is a tale from the African-American ’hood that has relevancy extending far out into the American suburbs, all the way to East of Eden. Like the Sly and the Family Stone song "Family Affair," one son, Jason (Allen Payne) is a credit to the community and the other, Joshua (Bokeem Woodbine) is a thug, but both are loved by Mama. Lyric is the savior waitress who brings hope and light to the outlook of the exemplary brother, but will her love be enough to save him from himself and his troubled family?

Payne is a stunning bronzed slab of man meat.  He has two love scenes that are as arousing as they are romantic.  His well muscled backside is a song unto itself as it bounces lustily atop his lady. He also shows off a wide, tight chest covered in sweat after a basketball game with Woodbine, who is no slouch himself. The scene of these two sweaty studs is definitely a tip in.