The Brothers

About This Movie

So, 'The Brothers' is this early gem from Matt Sterling that showcases three short films, which feels like a fascinating time capsule of the early 80s adult film scene. The first segment, featuring Dean Chasson and Greg, is a playful exploration of sexual education mingled with some lighthearted humor. The chemistry between the two adds a certain warmth, even if it’s a bit comic at times. The pacing flows nicely, giving you time to absorb the humor and the more daring moments without feeling rushed. The practical effects and shooting style have that raw, gritty vibe you often find in older films, which I think adds a layer of authenticity. It’s distinct for its straightforward approach — no pretentiousness, just some guys figuring things out together.

The original release of 'The Brothers' was primarily on VHS, and it's become somewhat of a rarity in collector circles. Various compilations have surfaced over the years, but the original tapes tend to hold a certain charm and nostalgia for those who appreciate the era. Interest in this film has remained steady, especially among those drawn to early adult cinema, making it a notable piece for collectors looking to delve into the genre's history.