Blu-ray Review – Butt Boy

"Butt Boy" began life as a short film for Tiny Cinema, an online offering of very brief creative achievements, most made without care for structure or storytelling. Just oddity for the masses. The run time was sixty seconds, introducing viewers to a man who found his pleasures in anal play, drastically upping his game as desires and curiosity grew. And that was that. Co-writer/director/star Tyler Cornack had the idea to take a one-minute-long movie and develop it into a 99-minute-long movie, retaining the central idea while expanding it in wild ways that bring audiences into areas of the human body they probably never thought they would visit. The bigger, badder "Butt Boy" is certainly some type of low-budget triumph, with Cornack wisely avoiding a Tim & Eric-style take on the mysteries and unstoppable power of one man's rear end. He doesn't go Troma either, preferring to find his own way through this intentionally weird endeavor. And that way is padding. Lots and lots of padding. Something has to fill 98 minutes of screen time once the gimmick is revealed. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com