Bad Little Boys

About This Movie

So, 'Bad Little Boys' (2016) is this sort of cheeky romp where you've got Ethan Slade and Austin Andrews as bank robbers who are really more interested in getting it on than getting away. The dynamic between the older and younger guys adds a layer of tension that's pretty interesting, and there's this whole vibe of danger mixed with desire. Then there’s Andrew Fitch, playing the Italian stallion who catches Doug Acre mid-heist, injecting some unexpected turns into the narrative. The pacing? It's got that playful rhythm, bouncing between criminal antics and steamy encounters. Not exactly high art, but it’s got a certain charm that’s hard to shake off, especially for fans of the genre.

'Bad Little Boys' has found a niche among collectors, especially as it features a blend of crime and erotic themes that aren't overly common in mainstream releases. Its scarcity in physical formats contributes to its appeal, with many fans hunting for copies. The film tends to circulate on less conventional platforms, making it a sort of hidden gem for those who appreciate its unique take on the genre.