NASTY-NASTY REVIEW
Nasty Nasty is the gay porn equivalent of a beach novel - good story, great characters, riveting action, and plenty of flip-flops! It is the second video of the new studio of director Jett Blakk, Red Devil Productions. Blakk's specialty is story porn - his first Red Devil video was The Bombardier, a World War II flyboy romance. Now he's made a thriller using the classic tale of twin brothers - one good, one bad.The film opens with a black & white hospital flashback, where a doctor, wearing a stylish black ring, delivers twin boys from his mistress, who promptly dies. It's followed by one of the most professional opening credit sequence ever to grace gay porn, with Hitchcockian music by Jake Render and graphics by Adam Rom.The screen now turns color and splits in two, showing the storylines of each twin. It opens on two identical young men enjoying their morning masturbation; apparently the twins were separated at birth. It's a leisurely scene that lets us admire Nasty Nasty's star, the young, tautly-muscled brunette newcomer Jason Ridge. Ridge was a struggling actor-turned-escort in Chicago when Blakk discovered him. He is a stunning young man, the spitting image of a young Ben Affleck. He also has real acting chops, creating two distinct characters for the twins. On the left, 'Will' is a slightly fey hairdresser in a white t-shirt who is excited to see his first commercial on TV. On the right, 'Jason' is a street tough in a black t-shirt and wearing his father's ring who is threatened by mob enforcer Rob Romoni over a $20,000 debt. When Jason also sees the commercial and realizes he has a twin, he hatches his wicked scheme.In his salon, Will confesses to bodacious blond client Andrew Addams that he needs excitement in his life. Addams (an award-winning gay porn editor before stepping in front of the camera) suggests the local highway restroom, so Will heads out, turning him over to assistants Doug Jeffries and Alex Leon who giv