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Synopsis

From the makers of Shank and Release comes this raunchy British comedy about a young couple who decide to broadcast their sex life via webcam to pay the bills.

3 Reasons To buy this film

Alex Anthony and Conner McKenzy are both very hot - and barely dressed throughout the movie!
Buffering is the first comedy from director Christian Martin - the man behind the gay British hits Shank and Release.
It will definitely provide ideas for any attractive young guys who are strapped for cash.

Review

This satirical comedy follows a young, gay, suburban British couple who suddenly find themselves over their heads in debt. They turn to their talents — sexual prowess, Internet skills, and entrepreneurial ingenuity — to solve their dilemma. Without plan "A" or "B," our heroes Seb (Alex Anthony) and Aaron (Conner Mckenzy) get creative and take matters into their own hands, turning their bedroom into a porn studio and selling their wares online to sex-hungry consumers.

The couple’s life is quickly and easily changed now that “they’re getting paid for getting laid.” Becoming better at selling themselves, the physical, emotional and industry demands start to take a toll on their relationship. But they’ve got to pay the bills, so they keep it up. There are many humorous moments as our couple makes their vanilla sex more varied, spicier, kinkier and toy-filled to give instant gratification and satisfaction to their increasing fan base. Add a transsexual, a handsome straight boy-next-door and an unexpected plot twist to the sexual escapades, and one has this delightfully entertaining, sexy romp.

-- Thom Cardwell

Product Format Information

DVD : $19.99

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Region Code: 1
UPC: 807839005769
ISBN: 1934921645

Studio : TLA Releasing

Languages: English Dolby Digital 5.1 (Primary) , English Dolby Digital 2.0
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
Extras: Deleted Scenes
Features:
Bloopers
Original theatrical trailer
Behind-the-scenes footage: The Making of Buffering

Customer Reviews

A GEM, except for Jem!

birdutters wrote on 02/14/2012:

Hot guys, good story line, nicely filmed, but why the fag hag. TLA rated 3.5 stars, I agree!

A New Comedy About Making Money

Amos Lassen wrote on 10/10/2011:

From the creative team of Christian Martin and Darren Flaxstone who gave us the “Shank” and “Release”, we now have “Buffering”, a comedy about clearing debts. Seb (Alex Anthony) and Aaron (Conner McKenzie), two young gay men have maxed out their credit cards and search for a way to pay off what they owe. Aaron comes up with the idea of secretly filming the two having sex and feed the movies to the internet. Quite naturally, the money comes quickly but when Seb finds out about this, the scheme almost comes to an end but he comes around when he understand that this may be just what they are looking for to become solvent.

Done in the style of classic British comedies, one cannot help but laugh as the shenanigans come fast and furious. Love, sex and the internet come together in this modern love story. Both boys are without jobs but with the taste for the better things yet it is hard to relax knowing that their house is going to be repossessed and making money has become a top propriety. Putting their love life on pay for view seems to be a great idea to Aaron but he really should have let Seb know his plan. Seb discovers the hidden camera in the bedroom and almost stops the whole business until he realizes that this is the salvation they need.

The film does not shy away from sex and if you have seen under movies by Martin and Flaxstone, then you know they usually deal with reality. Here however is something of a fairy tale (interpret fairy as you see fit) with lots of fun going on. With a wonderful background score by British band Nancy, I could not help but enjoy this film. But do not be mistaken—this is not fluff, it is pure comedy. Things get even zanier when the boys’ friend Jem shows up and tells them that a third person in the mix might make them even more money.

Bernie Hodges who we have seen in “Release” almost steals the film by high camp in the role of the owner of Nice and Naughty, a gay sex shop.

I have enjoyed Martin and Flaxstone’s work since I first saw it about two years ago and with this, I am a confirmed fan. While the film is not yet available in America, we can only hope that it will be soon.