Jessica Jasmin

When Paul Wagner and Blain O'Connor, two of the world's wealthiest and most depraved businessmen, team up to offer a group of down-on-their-luck guys a chance to win one million dollars, the desperate applicants can't resist the opportunity. The catch? They must become players in a deviant, one-night game that will push their sexual boundaries and strip them of whatever's left of their dignity.

Full of fun and nostalgia, Blast from the Past celebrates the debauchery of the college years, the sexy secrets we keep, and the lost art of porn on a handheld video camera.

A picture's worth a thousand words, but what are thousands and thousands of pictures of your crush worth? To Wyatt Foster (Carter Woods), they're priceless. His admiration of Cory Potts (Dante Colle) grows by the day and so does his hope that one day they'll be together. It seems Cory's marriage is holding on by a thread, one Wyatt would be happy to snip, and then he observes Cory in the act, with a man (Tristan West). Wyatt thought the idea of Cory being into guys was a pipe dream until he saw him taking pipe. Now, it could be real. Right?

After an awkward and unsatisfying shoot with Oakley Bush, Milan Santana isn't happy to be back on set. Luckily, his mood changes when he gets to know his new co-star Zane Hancock.

When Julius's father, Bartram Franklin, passes away, he's shocked that within his dad's vast portfolio of investments there is a ranch that has been left to him. He knew nothing about it and upon researching he realizes the Briar Basin Ranch doubles as a popular gay bed-and-breakfast. He has no idea why his dad would own the place, but decides to take his wife Charlotte to check it out. When he arrives, he's greeted by Richie, his father's hospitality assistant. Though Julius was unaware why his father needed someone in that position, he gets to know Richie and realizes that his father liked to have Richie in many positions. The all-gay staff are incredibly welcoming to Julius and Charlotte and the couple settles in for a nice weekend without knowing the crew's true intentions.

Charles (Roman Todd) is a fastidious and enigmatic man with a penchant to help and do good, especially when it comes to offering respite to transient people. When he sees Jude (Alpha Wolfe) on the street, he knows he wants to bring him home. Jude is suspicious of the offer, but it is better than the alternative. When Jude goes home with Charles, he’s not sure what to expect, but he surely doesn’t expect what he gets. Rick Johnson (Jkab Ethan Dale) is a world-famous action star and he knows people are eager to be in his presence but that doesn’t stop him from being lonely. The problem is that he doesn’t know how to have relationships with people. When the sadistic star meets extra Michael Bryant (Jay Tee) on set, he coaxes Michael into fucking him while degrading him and his ambitions.

Harris Norton and Seth Becker are straight dudes who love gaming. When one of their gaming sessions turns into a fuck-fest between their male avatars, they're curious if it would be the same between them. Though they're tentative, the strangers meet up and have an awkward but hot hookup. They both decide it's something they can never do again until...they're back online. Leo Roth is having a hard time transitioning to college life, especially since he moved to a new town and lives off campus. It's so easy for other people, but not for him. He wants to find a way to make it better but he's at a loss, until he meets his neighbor Kane. Kane is everything that Leo isn't and exactly who Leo wants to be. As far as Leo is concerned, getting in good with Kane is a great way to better himself, so that's what he does in IRL.

Alaric loves Brooks so much that he hates him. He hates him so much that he loves him. He hates that he loves him and loves that he hates him. But above all, he understands that Brooks needs him. Unlike Brooks, Alaric understands how life works and knows what it’s like to work for life. Brooks has had everything handed to him. No matter how hard Alaric tries in life, he’ll never have what classmate has naturally. But Alaric has Brooks. Alaric has Brooks’s trust. He has his ear. And he has the popular guy by the balls. All he has to do is twist. Brooks doesn’t realize that yet. But he will.

Ophelia Brooks and Patrick Humbert are in their early twenties and they've been dating since junior year of college. Ophelia is from the east coast but she came out to the west coast for school and decided to stay after graduation to be with Patrick. Patrick's family lives in an exclusive and affluent small town called Palm Ridge, where the family is very popular for being so well connected and wealthy. Gossip doesn't have far to travel in such close proximity so people know everything about everyone else's business. When something major goes down between Ophelia and Patrick, it doesn't take long for the news to ring from every corner of Palm Ridge. Things take a turn for the worse, and everyone thinks they know the story, but believe us, they don't.

At the center of the film is Brody Montgomery (Jayden Marcos), president of Delta Omega Mu Epsilon—better known as DOME, the most elite, athletic, and absurdly attractive frat on campus. When Brody appoints Bennett Sutherland (Johnny Donovan) as this year’s pledge dad, he isn’t just handing out a title—he’s entrusting him with the future of the house. And Bennett doesn’t take the job lightly. With pledges Cooper Pentz and Reed Blackwell catching his eye (and maybe a little more), Bennett, along with ex-pledge dad James Fox (Justin DaJock) and President Montgomery himself, sets out to whip this pledge class into shape—physically, emotionally, and fraternally.

In the glittering yet shadowy backdrop of 1990s Los Angeles, naive newcomer Steve Jacobs journeys to fulfill his dreams of stardom in the adult film industry. As he navigates friendships, rivalries, lust, betrayal, and secrets, Steve discovers that beneath the glamour lies a dark world of hidden dangers, volatile egos, and elusive loyalties. Each step forward propels him further into a tangled web, where not everyone is who they claim to be. Friendships are fragile, trust is scarce, and ambition comes at a high cost. Can Steve find genuine connections amid the lies, or will his dream turn into an unending nightmare?

Derek Kage and Tony Genius, who had a messy breakup years prior, met up again, dating new people, and found out that time had changed them but not the sexual chemistry. Kyle Fletcher would like to shower after his workout, but Michael Jackman has different plans for him.

In On the Edge, Cameron Flowers (Carter Woods) and Oliver James (Jayden Marcos) are into edging. They are straight bros who hang who do the very-not-gay thing of jerking off next to each other. When they're edging to the point of not being able to take it anymore, they call over their neighbor, Matt Kerr (Ty Santana) to drain their balls. As they fuck him, they remind each other how straight they are.