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THE HOLE: SPECIAL EDIT REVIEW
From the director of The Fluffer comes this amazing soft-core epic comedy packed with waxed and pumped-up beefcake to please even the fussiest of you boys. We seldom get to see such genuine sex stars as Jason Adonis, Tag Eriksson and Josh Hammer in soft-core - so enjoy it! The dicks are hard, the sex seemingly endless and the boys breathtaking. Remember this is soft-core, no cum-shots, no penetration - but Wash takes us as far and as deep as we can go into The Hole.This is porno pastiche on the scare-the-crap-outta-ya Japanese Ringu movies (and to a lesser extent, the American remake). West is a master story-teller, paying as much attention to script as to sex, and we begin with Hammer and Lang recounting the legend of a videotape that when watched will turn you gay within seven days. (In the original, you'd be dead within the week.)Turns out Hammer and some buddies have already seen it (Huh? Did they rent it from some videostore?) during their stay at a hotel, and lo and behold, Hammer starts idolizing Judy Garland and watching Lifetime before our very eyes. Hammer tries watching cheerleader porn to no avail, but Lang's erotic go-going soon gets him standing to attention. They kiss (Hammer watched the tape; what's Lang's excuse?) and launch into the first of the film's amazingly vivid sex-scenes.There's a sweet little bit next where Hammer plays acoustic guitar, singing about the acceptance of his true Nellydom. It's hilarious as he strums (without ever changing chords) though the poor lad is a little too gay-confused. It's dykes that play guitars. The only other gay man who ever played was Montgomery in Fame, and even he got replaced in the TV spin-off.A journalist, Swedish hunk Eriksson, pops up asking questions, heading to the hotel (the Duck Inn) and checks in to the same hotel room as Hammer did, finding the mysterious tape and watching it. The phone rings - 'In seven days you'll be gay', a mysterious vo