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The Gladiators
Added: July 24, 2025 | Runtime: 17:57 | 6,780 views
In the shadow of the Colosseum, two bound gladiators await their release—knowing that what lies ahead is almost certain death. Tethered by rope and fate, they exchange fleeting glances. The silence between them is thick with fear, longing and unspoken desire. With nothing left to lose, they seize one final moment of freedom—not with swords, but with their bodies. They surrender to each other, fucking like it’s the last fuck of their lives.
Video concept by Chalice Min.
Recent Comments:
Davey Wavey
07/24/2025
I love this film - and wanted to release it a few days early for you to enjoy!
giftwrap
07/25/2025
fookin’ fantastic flip-fuck, Davey!
Cbrogan2
07/26/2025
I love this Film. Thank you 😊
joynfun111
07/28/2025
Hot action but didn't know that there was already electricity in the Roman Empire :-)
Davey Wavey
07/28/2025
:-P
DBEARHUGNC
07/28/2025
At the fade to black, the crowd noise added to the pathos. Very powerful and tragic.
jonathanscircle
07/28/2025
There's a great deal of double entendre here. Since I (deliberately) didn't read the introduction prior to viewing, I imagined that this is exactly what we are on the brink of facing (and many already are) in the rise of imprisonments and the slaughter of minorities the world over. (Homosexuals know too well that this thirst for homosexual torture has not been scrubbed from the human species.) Few places are immune to this. If you ever saw the play or movie "Bent" about two prisoners in a Nazi death camp, you get what I mean. This is essentially the same story, except that these guys are not necessarily known to each other (though how could one be a gladiator and not know?) and they presumably aren't a couple. The combination of sex and death is the wedding of two archetypes that have to do with the two aspects of mortality. A brilliant tour de force, whether intended or not.
OtterDad
07/29/2025
Beautifully done! I had been waiting for this one to drop. The narrative added a meaningful layer that resonated with me more than I expected. I appreciate that when you tell the stories, but don’t feel the need to go over the top, making it look like it’s really set in ancient Rome. It’s a nice reminder that all of us are playing pretend together.
