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JUDAS KISS (15)
Posted on November 9, 2011
In this fantasy-drama, Charlie David (Dante’s Cove) plays a failed filmmaker who finds himself judging his own student competition 15 years earlier.
But putting his younger self (Richard Harmon) on track is easier than convincing him to dump a swaggering, powerful actor (Timo Descamps) for a sexy, nice-guy artist (the gorgeous Brent Corrigan, who sadly keeps his clothes on).
It’s a no-brainer, but the film has a nicely breezy tone.
And the darker story elements make us wonder how our lives would look to our younger selves. The bigger question, though, is whether you’d shag a younger you! (TLA). 7/10









