JAN-12-2010 MF4U update

Petr Horcek

The set includes 93 images and a video total running time: 17 min 11 secs.

Our star today is none other than the glorious sex bomb, Petr Horcek. Light his fuse and you will see what I am talking about, he goes off with a bang. Getting straight into things he whips of his shoes and socks as the camera get up close and personal, filling the frame with 100% foot. Wriggling back and forth, we are treated to every nook and cranny these beauties have to offer. Every bend and curve is captured by our professional cameramen as this stud puts on a show to remember.

Radek Rychba

The set includes 315 images.

The classic dark horse, Radek Rychba has a little secret to share with you. Come closer and take a look as he slowly loosens the laces on his sporty cross trainers, pushes down on the heel and steps out of their leather and rubber confines. Stretching his white cotton socks under the lights, their clean lines catch the light and lead the eye along their soft contours. Underneath his skin glows, pink and pale as his feet rub together and are truly the picture of perfection.

Last Kiss by John Lustig

5 FOR / 5 AGAINST: DAYBREAKERS

It's the year 2019 (twenty-nineteen) and the population of the world has been turned into vampires. It's believed to have started from the bite of a single bat in 2008 (two thousand eight) but the blood supply has reached a critical low because they are running out of humans to farm for blood. Without human blood to drink, vampires mutate into winged, ugly, violent and mindless creatures they call a sub something. So it is up to Ethan Hawke to save both the human and vampire populations by inventing True blood, I mean by inventing a human blood substitute.

5 FOR:

1. The first thing that you notice about this movie is its style, its cinematography and its opening credits. They're slick, clever, visually stunning and captivating in much the same way as in Bladerunner.
2. The trailer had me concerned about the storyline but it's solid with excellent attention to details. The ending is not as strong as it could have been but it takes a twist I didn't expect, a twist I thought would doom the movie but ultimately proves very satisfying.
3. I have always liked Sam Neill and he proves again what an excellent actor he is. Perfectly evil and evilly perfect. Ethan Hawke is compelling as the vampire scientist with a heart for humans. Willem Dafoe is Willem Dafoe.
4. I kept wanting to pause the movie and go back and look at this or that. They did such a good job of depicting life ten years into the future and how it has changed to accommodate creatures who burst into flames when exposed to sunlight.
5. This is a good movie and worth seeing. There have been allot of vampire films, tv shows and books lately but Daybreakers manages to be a fresh and loyal take on vampire mythology. There were several times throughout the movie when I began to question the validity of what was going on, only to have those questions answered -- I love when a movie fills it's holes. 

5 AGAINST:

1. I would have liked a more developed backstory as to how the vampires came to be. Did they always exist? What was civilization like during the change? Was there a war? How were they able to regain a civilized society?
2. Daybreakers don't seem to be the evil, soulless vampires we see everywhere else. This made me think that rather than farm the humans, the humans and vampires would have worked out a trade agreement but then the daybreakers would have no motive for developing a human blood substitute and we wouldn't have a movie.
3. The scene with a semi-naked Ethan Hawke was too dimly lit and didn't show enough of his buff bod.
4. Apparently vampires love to smoke and drink their blood over ice. 
5. The biggest plot hole I could find was when one of the vampires begins to mutate even though  he was well fed and had just eaten.

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MICHAL FRYS

Michal is my new private favourite. I was in Germany when he was at our studio.

When I checked who I missed, I could not believe my eyes.

Michal got an urgent private invitation for a foot shoot and he agreed.

I just love him and really hope to work more with him.

HONZA DROZNY

MARTIN CEP

 

OLEG BYKOV

This guy has a very young look and I checked his ID 3 times.

He has just turned 18 and has a quite strong character.

PETR KRISTEN

 

TIBOR TAMAVY

This guy is soo so lovely.

He has one of the sexiest feet, I have ever seen.

Lio by Mark Tatullie

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JAN-08-2010 MF4U update

Tomas Samek

The set includes 82 images and a video total running time: 12 min 48 secs.

Our star this week is none other than Tomas Samek. We have been trying to get this guy in for weeks and now we finally have you will not be disappointed. Flexible and malleable, he works his body into a number of athletic positions before setting his attentions on those two tootsies lingering at the bottom of his legs. Stretching them out, little wrinkles appear along their ridges, bending his toes back the skin is pulled white as the blood rushes away from the surface. Smiling all the while, this guy is genuine class and one to look out for more of in the weeks to come.

Alexander Rambousek

The set includes 260 images.

Like a breath of fresh air, Alexander Rambousek comes into this set with a new look that I hope will take off, a slender body, creamy skin, angelic face all wrapped up in baggy street ware and tight shoes and black socks. Peeling them back we are greeted with a pair of small, clean feet, gleaming under the lights and rubbing each other in that unmistakable foot way. Fiddling with them he moulds them like putty in his hands, using both strong forceful strokes and a tickling touch to make this a set to remember.

FRIDAY FANTASY: A NEW TONGUE

Actually, it's more accurate but far less titillating to say I fantasize about new tastebuds. Ever since I was a little boy, I have had limiting tastebuds. Growing up, people thought I was picky. As I got older, I went from picky to frustrating to unsophisticated to what-is-wrong-with-you. Never would I get sympathy and it took allot of work and time to at least earn some understanding.

New Year's Eve, Y2K is a humorous tale. My ex's new bf was freaked about Y2K and was hunkered down for the night so my ex asked me to join him and his sister, brother-in-law and another couple for dinner. When we were dating, we all got alone really well so it was going to be a fun evening. The other thing you have to know is they were real foodies and that night we were going to an authentic middle eastern restaurant and we were having a special that had to be ordered ahead of time -- a dinner of 75 different appetizers/dinner samples. Here's the funny part. They knew me and my challenges and had agreed that any plate that I liked, I could have to my self. The first dish I liked was number 27 and the first of just four. You must be thinking that I never eat out. You'd be wrong. Most of the time, I'm able to find one thing on the menu that I like or can adapt to my tastebuds.

New tastebuds wouldn't just allow me to eat out, they would allow me to really embrace cooking. I love to cook and I know if I had an even halfway decent palette, it would be a passion. As it it, most of what I cook I don't eat or even like. I don't even taste it because I can't judge the flavor; however, my friends and family enjoy what I make.

My most recent dinner was inspired by the movie Julie & Julia,  Julia's Beef Bourguignon which I have now made three times, all to great reviews, and amazingly enjoy myself. It's a very simple recipe just very time consuming and a bit labor intensive but oh so worth it!

(this is not a pic of my dish but mine came very close)

So my Friday Fantasy this week is for new tastebuds so I can indulge in more exotic foods and cultivate a passion for cooking. Now if those new tastebude HAVE to come on a new tongue, I wouldn't mind a longer one so that I could delve deeper into something else I love to do. :)