Director: Paul Warner
Country: USA
Year: 1994
Time: 88 min

While not overtly gay, the director of this kinky thriller uses Tarantino-style violence and a bevy of pretty boys to create an improbable tale dripping with homoerotic undertones. Leon (Stephen Baldwin) and Florence (Mickey Rourke) are two gun-toting crooks looking to hit a bank in a southern town. They are portrayed as lovers - Baldwin is forever looking longingly into tough guy Rourke's steely eyes and Rourke comforts and controls his partner by cooing several time "You know I love you" and even holding Baldwin's hand. Their scheme is foiled when three freshly-scrubbed teens, out to make their own robbery, get in the way. They boys are soon held hostage by the hoods. This is where the film takes a decidedly S&M twist, as knives and guns are brandished (often towards the captives' mouths - duh, symbolism!),  pants are dropped and a bondage fantasy right out of a violent porn novel is acted out. Baldwin, alternately menacing and whimpering, is seen as the psychotic fag, thrown into a killing frenzy when he thinks his beloved 'daddy' has double-crossed him. A good time is guaranteed for those with a homo-vivid imagination and a taste for rough stuff.