Butt to Face

About This Movie

Butt to Face, a 1996 release that's shrouded in some mystery with its unknown director, dives headfirst into unapologetic exploration of pleasure and kink. The film showcases three rimming scenes, bringing an intense level of intimacy and physicality. There's something gritty and raw about the San Francisco backdrop, where Bryan, in a street scene, becomes a playful yet willing participant in a dance of desire. The performances are genuinely engaging, particularly the double-sucking segment with Elwin, Javier, and Harry, which carries a rhythm that feels both spontaneous and deliberate. It’s not polished, but that’s part of its charm— it captures a certain underground vibe that many later works seem to gloss over.

This film has a certain cult following among collectors due to its raw portrayal of intimate encounters and the era it represents. While not widely available, original VHS copies occasionally surface, but they tend to be elusive, making it a point of interest for collectors who appreciate this niche. Its underground aesthetic and unique performances really set it apart from more mainstream titles of the time.