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Kiss the Boys

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Synopsis

“Kiss The Boys” is a story about Sam (Kurt Sinclair) who starts off as a very successful plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills but after his wife finds out a dark secret about his past, strange things begin to happen to him. Sam’s world gets turned upside down when Scott, a teenager he killed in 1986 comes back from the dead and begins to take full control over Sam’s body, mind and soul. Sam quickly finds himself involved in Satanic rituals that eventually lead him straight to death row for killing off some of LA’s most beautiful male escorts. Sam uses Scott as an elaborate excuse for freedom, while Jackie (Bethany Marie Wilson), a special investigative reporter finds the clues, alongside the FBI that will save the fifth one , Tony before it’s too late. Sam’s life as a serial killer gets revealed to the world along with some very strange, dark secrets from his past.

Customer Reviews

bigbearphx wrote on 12/07/2006:

First of all, this should not be listed as a Gay video. Other than the fact that the "victims" are male escorts, there is nothing gay about this film.

Sam (Kurt Sinclair) was a successful plastic surgeon when he was arrested in his home for kidnapping, maiming and killing several young male escorts, after his wife leaves him. As he sits on Death Row, a young female journalist is sent to interview him, and the details of his murders are provided in flashback, including his belief that he was possessed by the demonic spirit of a teenage boy named Scott. He blames Scott for compelling him to lure the young men to his home, drug them and carve them up, so Scott could drink their blood and they can both dine on their flesh. (Tum, tum, tum,
tums!)

To say that "Kiss the Boys" (2006) is ridiculous is a huge
understatement. The production values are awful, with inappropriate sets, continuity errors galore, awful audio, poor casting (with the exception of Sinclair, who seems appropriately psychotic and menacing) and overacting, I've seen better on amateur videos on YouTube. The story also has many "what were they thinking?" moments, the chief one for me was the finding of his first victim, still alive, well fed and perfectly clean, despite the fact that he had been imprisoned and alone for a period that had to have been at
least several months, since Sam was arrested, tried, convicted and sentenced to death.

DVD has full screen and widescreen versions, chapter selection, but no other special features (despite the DVD's menu page, which refers to a non-existent second DVD).