daydreamobsession

A nudity-filled soft-core erotic drama
about a hunky sexually repressed gay
guy living in a house with seven studs.

REVIEW

Clayton (Dain) is a closeted gay man
just coming to terms with his sexuality
in this new nudity-packed soft-core
erotic drama. He shares a house with
seven other guys -- all straight -- all
feeding his personal sexual madness
which builds to a frenzy in this
well-made offering. Clayton's object of
lust is his straight best buddy Brian
(Michaels) who he fantasizes about
night and day. Clayton gets so horny
he starts a video diary of his coming
out -- but really he babbles about
having sex with Brian. Rather than ruin
his friendship he calls for a hustler.
While waiting he goes into the
bathroom and we are treated with a
slow shower scrub by one of his
massively muscled housemates. This
guy must live at this gym -- and he
loves to scrub himself real clean and
real slowly. The boys leave for an
evening at the "tittie bar" and
Raymond (Coca) the hustler comes
over to the house. He does an
elaborate strip-tease -- but just as the
strip tease is ending, the boys arrive at
the house, forcing the hustler out the
back way and no sex yet for poor
Clayton.

The next day Clayton is sitting at the
pool with his housemates watching
them swim -- and imagining them
naked. He pulls on his cock under his
shorts until it's real hard. When the
boys catch him pulling at his meat, he
runs indoors embarrased. Inside he
watches his housemates wrestle on the
floor and again his mind takes their
clothes off -- this time for an intense
pillow fight/wrestle. He just can't get his
mind off having sex with his
housemates! That's when he decides
to kidnap Brian and confess his love.
Will they end up in each other's arms?
Or does it go real wrong?

With lots of nudity, humor, drama and
some decent acting Daydream
Obsession is a first-rate piece of
soft-core erotica. The plot may not be
too strong, but the hunks make up for
any plot deficiency in their
deliciousness-quotient. The DVD
extras contain 2 interesting deleted
scenes, but it's the hysterical alternate
ending you have to take a peek at --
only after you've seen the film.

Scott Cranin