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Release Date: January 1st 2004
From: Fire Island Cruising 1
Performers: Mitch Ryder, Nico Arroyo
Arroyo and Ryder get together on Arroyos deck for a sun-drenched fuck. After performing 69 on each other, the boys get into some fucking, with Arroyo pounding into Mitch's sweet ass.
Looking to get out of the city, Lucas takes a job on a boat. On his first day, he ferries two hot guys to Fire Island. When Lucas disappears below deck, the studs (Kyle Krystoff and Phillipe Siren) trade blowjobs on the open sea, then move down to a cabin to keep the oral action going.
Walking on the beach, Lucas is cruised by Chad Hunt (making his stunning film debut), a laid-back tattooed love dude with a house on the island. Hunt invites him to a party that afternoon. Lucas stops by but leaves too soon to take part in the six-man poolside orgy that follows, in which Hunt shares three bottoms with sexy Latin Enrico Vega and delectable black stud Michael Rock.
After leaving the party, Lucas cruises Nico Arroyo on the boardwalk but misses another chance for action when Arroyo picks up Mitch Ryder instead. Lucas relieves his frustration in a solo by the pool (This is his first sex onscreen since Lucas Entertainments first production, Back in the Saddle.)
Lucas runs into Hunt again, but their encounter is cut short because Hunt has to get home to take care of a guy (Anthony Ferrat) he met the night before. Hunts horsemeat has to be seen to be believed, and Ferrat gives it all hes got, trying his best to get his mouth around it before taking it up his muscled ass in four positions
Nico Arroyo had originally come to New York on a vacation from his job in construction in Columbia, to visit a friend of his that lived here. While here, however, this masculine top-man decided that shooting a porno was on his list of things to do while in the city, so he did it. Unfortunately, Nico didn't speak a word of English (which created many on-set challenges for producer / director Michael Lucas), so his dialog scenes were cut to a minimum.
