(2013, 94 min)
Country: U. S.
Director: Rob Moretti
Studio: Canteen Outlaws
Language: English
SYNOPSIS: Gay-movie favorite Sean Paul Lockhart lights up the screen as a sexy but emotionally brittle young man caught up in a torrid relationship with an older man - who harbors his own kind of troubles.
REVIEW:
Reminding one of a sexy and deliciously disturbing Misery-meets-Fatal Attraction, this psychological thriller of an innocent love that goes terribly wrong stars Sean Paul Lockhart (formerly known as porn superstar Brent Corrigan) in a role that perfectly highlights his acting chops.
Truth opens with an imprisoned man - befuddled, but claiming innocence - who is being interviewed by a therapist. Soon, the story of how he got there unfolds. A chance internet encounter brings the cute, affable Caleb (Lockhart) and the hunky, older Jeremy (writer/director Rob Moretti) together. Jeremy seduces the vulnerable young man with compliments, attention and above all, the promise of a secure love.
Caleb, mentally abused as a child by his emotionally erratic mother and now wary of relationships, succumbs to Jeremy's advances and a sensual affair begins. But beneath Caleb’s shy smile and innocent eyes lies a troubled young man, and Jeremy harbors his own dark secrets and lies which, together, threaten the relationship. This budding romance soon triggers an unexpected chain of events as trust is violated, tempers unleashed and the destructive side of love takes over.
Lockhart is amazing (and very sexy) in a demanding role that exposes the hidden demons buried deep inside each and every one of us.
-- Raymond Murray, TLA Video (http://www.TLAVideo.com)
