Review by ksf-2

Price (Bryce Blais, with his great abs) goes to the gulf states, as someone says, looking for his "friend". boyfriend Bo is in the military, but has gone missing. Khaled Haider is Price's tour guide, who may or may not have answers to questions that Price has not yet asked. Sadly, no locations are listed on imdb... so many beautiful places. Too bad we don't know where they were filmed. Dale Dymkoski is "Combs", who pops up now and then, but for most of the film, we're not sure what his role is. he's a little too jovial, always cracking wise-ass jokes to communicate. Liberal use of sound effects.. in the background, we continually hear chopper noises and air force jets flying past. The story is good, but it's pretty lightweight, as we skip over any real deep detail. some cheesy lines, and some plot holes, but it's entertaining. and the fact that homosexuality is illegal here adds an element of danger. Bryce Blais spends much of the film shirtless, so that's interesting. Written and directed by Everett Lewis, who also did Pretty Boys, Luster and Skin and Bone, all ( good!) LGBT films. Lewis used some of the same cast here for Pretty Boys. Good stuff!