Documentary: 101 Rent Boys
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2017 7:09 pm
Has anyone seen the documentary 101 Rent Boys? Supposedly it features an autofellatio scene but I cannot find a copy online.
101 Rent Boys
* Directed by Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey * Cinemax, debuting August 28, with encore showings thereafter
Like dependable johns, filmmakers Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato paid 50 bucks apiece--on-camera--to 101 male hustlers for the pleasure of their oral tales. "I thought I was gonna have to come here and have sex or something," says one hustler, laughing. "Instead, I'm just here exposing myself on television. I don't know what's worse."
For many of the guys interviewed for this documentary, sex comes easy, but social intercourse and personal introspection are hard. Only one quarter are by their chosen the rest are anonymous, just thrown in for rapid-fire, sordid bites meant to prick up our ears and or the impressive counting-to-101 montage at the beginning of the 80-minute show.
The hustlers--mostly street workers--range from the young and good-looking to the, well, not-so-young or good-looking, and they span different races, backgrounds, sexual orientations, addictions, and reasons for getting into prostitution. There's a "cowboy hustler," a bondage-and-domination "master," and even a former "gangbanger." A dozen or so get a few minutes to but most interviews have been chopped up and reassembled into categories, including "The First Trick," "Turnons," "Turn-offs," "Watersports," and "Drugs." The film ends with "Alone," for which each hustler is given solo time to say whatever he wants. (One trick skips this confessional opportunity in lieu of giving a limber demonstration of the three positions for autofellatio--an activity that should have earned the warning PERFORMED BY A PROFESSIONAL SEX WORKER: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. …
101 Rent Boys
* Directed by Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey * Cinemax, debuting August 28, with encore showings thereafter
Like dependable johns, filmmakers Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato paid 50 bucks apiece--on-camera--to 101 male hustlers for the pleasure of their oral tales. "I thought I was gonna have to come here and have sex or something," says one hustler, laughing. "Instead, I'm just here exposing myself on television. I don't know what's worse."
For many of the guys interviewed for this documentary, sex comes easy, but social intercourse and personal introspection are hard. Only one quarter are by their chosen the rest are anonymous, just thrown in for rapid-fire, sordid bites meant to prick up our ears and or the impressive counting-to-101 montage at the beginning of the 80-minute show.
The hustlers--mostly street workers--range from the young and good-looking to the, well, not-so-young or good-looking, and they span different races, backgrounds, sexual orientations, addictions, and reasons for getting into prostitution. There's a "cowboy hustler," a bondage-and-domination "master," and even a former "gangbanger." A dozen or so get a few minutes to but most interviews have been chopped up and reassembled into categories, including "The First Trick," "Turnons," "Turn-offs," "Watersports," and "Drugs." The film ends with "Alone," for which each hustler is given solo time to say whatever he wants. (One trick skips this confessional opportunity in lieu of giving a limber demonstration of the three positions for autofellatio--an activity that should have earned the warning PERFORMED BY A PROFESSIONAL SEX WORKER: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. …