The Principles Of Lust (2003)

A British drama based off of an unpublished Tim Cooke novel, The Principles of Lust (2003) tells the story of Paul (Alec Newman), a repressed writer who discovers his wild side after hooking up with a dangerous young couple in an effort to cure his writer’s block. Plus, he shows his cock! Paul has nothing to write about when he crashes his car into Billy (Marc Warren), before hanging out with him at a bar. Rather than talk about insurance, Billy introduces Paul to the seedier side of the city. That includes a bizarre underground bareknuckle boxing scene involving little kids fighting each other, a strip club where Billy's main squeeze with an unfortunate name, Hole (Lara Clifton) makes her money, and soon enough shows him the delights of group sex. Paul is going out with a nice, artsy single mom named Juliette (Sienna Guillory), but she can't offer the thrills of Billy's wild crew. As things spiral out of control and the threesome becomes more tangled, Paul has to choose one or the other. Whether he goes back to being boring or not, he'll have plenty of experiences to write about! The nudity in this one is definitely something to write home about, since Alec Newman is a nude man for much of the film! We were over the moon seeing how often he moons us with his amazing rear. It’s full, round and could guide us home! Not to be outdone by his backyard, his mandangler reports to the Principal’s Office for exposing itself in the shower. Later, he’s intertwined with a lot of skin during a group sex scene, so take your time and unravel the skinlicious buttfet. Warren lets his butt breathe during a thorough pumping, and his backyard is definitely well maintained. He also shows some skin as the willing pony to a lusty cowgirl during the group scene. But while he is the principal skin shower, he's not the lone one. Another dude in Lust that'll make you bust, Marc Warren shows his butt while introducing his buddy to how a wild orgy can be so much fun! If you're in the mood for a good dude gone bad flick that's full of amazing dudity, The Principles of Lust is a must!