GRUNTS Orgy Catches Fire! (updated 7/26)

The GRUNTS shoot hit the one week mark and Team Raging Stallion began shooting the second of the series of Military epics. While the first movie was all about a military base and Boot Camp, the second film follows an eight-man team that heads out on Night Patrol. What the GRUNTS don't know is that the US Government is sending soldiers out into the field in order to test chemical weapons on them. The camp commanders snicker as the men march out on patrol because they know that tonight these unaware GRUNTS will be sprayed with Hydro-Spastic Nitrate, a chemical that makes the straightest of the straight into raging, testosterone-soaked homos. This is the story of the experiments behind the Pentagon's Gay Bomb--that period of experiments and testing to see if enemy troops could be turned gay. Sadly, this is based on a true story.

Cut to Camp Porno! Our men, headed by Patrol Leader Victor Steele, set off in full combat attire (molly packs, M-16s, grenades, helmets, LBVs--the whole thing). Two guys in this motley crew are the Ramirez twins, played by Steve Cruz and his real-life look-alike Orlando Toro. Brothers in Arms is the subtitle of this second film, and now you know why. Superman Trey Casteel, authentic Air Force vet Kamrun, macho stud Luke Hass, all-American bottom-boy RJ Danvers, and Antonio Biaggi (who has a nice, fat 10 inch cock) all set out into the sunset to set up camp.

Soon a blue cloud of strange smoke filters down over the camp, and before long rock hard cocks are being frantically devoured--these guys could suck peanut butter through a straw! Antonio's huge cock was a big hit, and Trey Casteel's energy dominated the scene. Victor Steele delivered a great performance with Luke Hass and RJ, while Steve and his brother sucked everyone they could find. Kamrun's huge black cock glistened in the moonlight, precum dripping from his uncut head. Cum shots signaled the end of this massive oral orgy, but these guys are not going to be satisfied with an oral-only taste of gay sex! But what's this?? Why are the Ramirez Brothers giving each other the hairy-eyeball? Something is going to happen here, but that shoot is still a few days off!

Trey Casteel next paired up with Steve Cruz for a furious fuck--the kind that only Trey Casteel can deliver! Cruz never looked better, and Trey blasted his butt like a howitzer!

Finally, at about 2AM, Trey and Steve shot their loads, ending another long day of work and play. The crew was as exhausted as the models and we all went to bed. Tonight the orgy continues, with focus on fucking. Hydro-Spastic Nitrate seems to really work.
Three non-sex related things came to my mind as I was trying to go to sleep last night after the shoot. The first is that I am really thankful that Raging Stallion has become big enough to spend almost $200,000 on a movie shoot. Big porn is fun both for the crew and for the models--and fans, I hope, really will take note of the special aspects of reality that all this money can buy. For example, the molly packs that each man carries on his back cost almost $300 each. The jeep was several thousand. Having enough models on set to create an army cost nearly $100,000. In a day when internet porn is sucking the life out of DVD sales for many companies, I really am thankful that Raging Stallion is still seeing rapid DVD growth. Our DVD sales are the reason that we are able to do this kind of shooting when many other studios are cutting back on production.
A second thing I was thinking about was the decision we made to hire as many real military men as possible. Guys like Kamrun (USAF), Rick Sinz (US ARMY), and Victor Steele (Marines) lend a very real sense of authenticity to this shoot. After one week of filming I can honestly say that this is the most authentic military porn movie ever made bar none. Readers of this blog can view the photos posted here and see exactly what I mean.

Finally, the third thing that kept me awake were my thoughts about Naked-Sword/AEBN. They are co-producers on this project, offering both encouragement and marketing support. Michael Stabile (who has become one of my close friends) and Tim Valenti have been driving forces behind GRUNTS. Thank you, guys--you are helping me make the film of my career!