Crave

About This Movie

Crave (2014) dives into the raw and electric chemistry between its leads, Boomer Banks and Brock Avery, under Nick Foxx’s lens. The film pulsates with an immediacy that captures the essence of desire, as every scene unfolds with heightened sexual tension. Banks brings an impressive physicality to his role that complements Avery’s captivating presence, creating a dynamic interplay that's hard to ignore. The pacing is deliberate, allowing for the moments of build-up to feel almost tangible. There’s a certain unrefined edge to the presentation that gives it a distinct flavor. It’s not just about the encounters, but rather the exploration of attraction and what it means in those heated moments.

Crave was released on various formats, but the physical copies are somewhat elusive, making it a point of interest for collectors. There’s a niche audience for Foxx's films, especially those that highlight the raw and explicit nature of male desire. The scarcity of this title adds to its appeal, as it draws attention both for the performances and its place within the Falcon Edge catalogue.