Don Juan: Sins Of The Flesh(Pacific Sun Ent.) (Download available)

Media Type: DVD

Article No.: DVD51823

Studio: Pacific Sun Ent.

Run Time: 88 min.

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Release Date: 2003

Added: 11/22/2008

Language: English

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Description (Don Juan: Sins Of The Flesh):

"Don Juan: Sins of the Flesh" continues the legendary tale of Don Juan after his infamous fall into Hell. In this chapter, our protagonist, played by the charismatic Ben Campezi, manages to sneak past the barriers of Hell and find himself in the ethereal realm of Purgatory. Here, he explores a labyrinthine landscape filled with vibrant and captivating encounters, each revealing new layers of homo-erotic pleasure. Throughout his journey, Don Juan indulges in various tantalizing escapades. His adventures take him through lush gardens and shadowy corridors, where he engages with a cast of alluring characters. Among them are Andrew Addams, Brett Collins, Carlo Cox, Chad Hunt, Danny Rhymes, Michael Knight, and Sal Correlli. Each encounter showcases a unique blend of passion, sensuality, and raw emotion, immersing viewers into the vivid world of Purgatory. The narrative culminates in an explosive orgy sequence that pushes the boundaries of desire and pleasure. Don Juan finds himself enveloped in an overwhelming celebration of intense male sexuality. Alongside other enthusiastic participants like Alan Gregory, Antonio York, Mark Cirriano, and Luke Scott, Don Juan experiences an unrelenting sensory bombardment. The culmination of the scene is marked by a fervent exchange of bodily fluids as each participant pours their passion into the moment. This installment stands as a testament to the creative vision of director Jett Blakk, who masterfully crafts a spectacle of homo-eroticism and lustful abandon. "Don Juan: Sins of the Flesh" invites viewers into an otherworldly realm where the sins of the flesh know no bounds, delivering an enthralling and unforgettable journey. As the tale reaches its climax, Don Juan faces the inevitable pull back towards the depths of Hell, leaving audiences yearning for more.