
Cutter West and Jesse Tyler spend the week at a swanky sex resort. “Isn’t this a great Vacation Spot?” Jesse asks. Scene One: Pool boy Steve O’Donnell and Dave Russell get busy in the lobby on a pinstripe couch. Steve’s a little on the lean side, but has a nice cock, and seems enthusiastic enough. Scene Two: Tony Melina is up next. Man, this is how I love my men! Tall, dark, and Mediterranean! Kyle McKenna immediately gets down on his knees and services Tony’s cock. Scene Three: Cutter tells Jesse about the guy he picked up in the lobby last night, Marc Pierce. Scene Four: Looks like we’re in for another poolside scene, this time starring Max Grand and cutie Kyle Hunter. Scene Five: Finally, Jesse Tyler recalls his close encounter with hunky Drew Andrews (who on second glance it looking a little doughy). This is probably the only case in this flick where the guys had some real chemistry.
Directed by Sam Abdul, Jett Blakk, Vacation Spot leans on a strong ensemble — Tony Molina, Kyle McKenna, Dave Russell — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.
The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 1996.
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