NJustice: "Men's eyes were made to look and let them gaze; I will not budge for no man's pleasure. William Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet. You ... are going to be my Juliet!"
In a surprise to probably no one who reads this blog, I immediately bought the latest video from Hero Hunks. It features Blake Starr in a loincloth facing an evil villain played by Nick Justice. I like Nick and I love Tarzan. I wasn't sure how this would work but I was way too curious to play it safe. And pretty much any video with Tarzan in it is going to be a winner with me. Including this one.
NJustice: "Everybody who steps in the ring with me either dies or becomes my minion!" |
Tarzan: "Who's the strong one now?" |
NJustice: "Please, Tarzan. Don't hurt me. I've changed. I promise. I know when I've met my match." |
NJustice: "Who's the strong one? You are. Who's the sadistic smart one? I am." |
The hero bravely calls out the villain. It's quickly established that he has defeated a dozen evil minions on his way here and now he's looking to take out the big boss, NJustice. This immediately establishes that this confrontation is the climax, the hero is strong but possibly worn down, and Nick is going to be ruthlessly evil. When the villain appears, he quickly uses the hero's confidence and gullibility to gain the upper hand with poison. Oh, poor foolish jungle boy.
NJustice: "Come on, Tarzan! Choke me! Fight back! I thought you were were the best!" |
NJustice: "I sent my weakest minions, my bitches, to give you a false sense of security!" |
NJustice: "You think that because you defeated a handful of my disposable minions that you were going to get the jump on me? No one gets the jump on me!" |
NJustice keeps things moving. They had me at the start as I can watch Tarzan getting tricked and poisoned over and over. But it gets even better. I really liked how things escalate and the relentless, fast-paced punishment at the end is amazing as it's mixed in with the villain caressing the wrecked jungle boy's beautiful body. The corner work is a standout. Blake's body is fantastic and he looks sexy suffering (which must be why NJustice keeps lovingly caressing it).
NJustice repeatedly challenges Tarzan to fight back (ignoring that the jungle boy has fought twelve guys and been poisoned). He plays crazy as he begs the hero to choke him and attack his chest. The ape man does his level best, even resorting to a desperate attack with a chain, but outside of a couple of minutes in control, the narrative is about the total destruction of Tarzan.
NJustice: "Me Tarzan! Me like getting beaten up by dungeon master!" |
NJustice: "You are nothing. Nothing!" |
NJustice: "Minion, your soul is mine." |
So, that's my take. What's yours?
Alex
That jungle man though. That outfit scores 100/100. All outfits should be that low and revealing.
ReplyDeleteI agree that it’s a great look. Blake has that awesomely flat Apollo’s belt. It’s the perfect body to wear things very, very low slung.
Deletevery very low slung... cant say it any better. Poetic words my friend!
DeleteChristopher Lambert is one of my favorite Tarzan characters. I like the slim ripped agile Tarzan. Blake Starr fits the bill. Great costumes for both Tarzan and the Villain. I especially like the villain's costume- the boots and black suit with just a hint of his muscled chest. The story line is fun and some good action shots. Great review.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I agree that this video works. I actually prefer a more muscly jungle man (Gordon Scott is my childhood ideal, even though it doesn’t make logical sense) but I still loved this one.
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