Heaven to Hell, 165 min

Our review: One of Falcon's most ambitious productions, Heaven to Hell is really something to see. Director Chi Chi LaRue's "last hurrah" with Falcon has her leaving with a bang. The costumes (well, what strips of cloth there are in porn!), makeup and art direction are tops here. The models - some of Falcon's finest - are perfectly cast. Particularly, rogueish Dean Monroe as the horned (or is that "horny"?) Dark Lord himself, and horse-hung beauty Brad Patton as the angel felled by buffed demon Josh Weston's arrow. And how hot to see a confirmed top point his feet to the heavens as he's being plowed (in this case, the angel is being transformed into a Dark Angel, an even sexier role for Patton). Each scene is imaginatively staged, climaxed by a group orgy (viewers will either be turned on or annoyed by Roman Heart's yelps of pleasure). As a fantasy flick, it's almost hotter than hell! From the press notes: Once upon a time in a realm that preceded reality as we know it. Heaven to Hell is the epic story of good versus evil; of paradise lost and pleasure found. Dean Monroe stars at The Devil, who, along with help from his Instigator and minions of Soldiers and Dog Boys, tempts The Angel, played by Brad Patton. It's the first-ever movie in Falcon history featuring a cast comprised completely of Falcon Exclusives. Heaven to Hell also features Brad Patton's first-ever on-screen experience as a bottom.