Customer Reviews

The Lair : Season 2

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4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

Season 2 has added new characters with their own twist to the storyline. Season two picks up a day or so after season one ended. We find out the fate of Thom, Frankie, Laura and Sheriff. We see the Lair under new leadership of Colin. But many details have changed such as the production quality, acting, and most of all the new theme song. This season was a major improvement from last season. There where two storylines yes Thom had to share the sport light this season with Ian, the Werewolf. It would have been nice to see a cross over episode for with Dante's Cove. I am so excited that they decided to produce a Third Season with 12 episodes. This will be great. There are many cliff hangers such as... Will Thom and Damian relationship survive? Will Colin come back? Since the Botanist was bitten by Ian is he now a Werewolf? Will there be a conflict between the Vampires and the Werewovles?

It was alright series, meaning the development of some characters worked while others seemed to fall to the wayside.

One of the proudest aspects of the previous season for me was the relationships and dynamics between certain characters. That of Jonathan and Laura with that of Tom. The cliffhanging ending. And the mystery of the past lives of Tom and Damien.

Somehow those ideals took a backseat to other storylines. A mysterious plant, a werewolf, all took the show in a refreshing promising new direction. Although there was still time to pop into the lair for delights from time to time.

Kudos on Sheriff Trout and his development, as well as newcomer troubled Ian. Sometimes the best stories are those given time to unfold without sex. Well thought out and definitely good chemistry between the two. Who knew Sheriff had a gentle side?

The botonist and his new found love left me torn as far as that storyline, love the eye candy and where the story might have been going, however just as things began to get interesting(don't want to spoil the ending) the story concluded.

Personally, there are hunks everywhere, it a great vehicle to employ more former p*** stars, and the timing of the series is welcomed.

The Lair: Season 2 is a must-have for its fans. If you have The Lair: Season 1 then you'll want the next in the series. There's the humor, suspense, thrill and horror that we'd expect from a modern-day gay vampire/gay werewolf series.

The campy charm is largely absent in Season 2 of "The Lair." The series loses focus by concentrating more on a dull werewolf named Ian (Maddy Ferraro) who is befriended by the temporarily blinded Sheriff Trout (Colton Ford). There's an even more preposterous subplot involving a botanist who is posessed by a psychotic plant!! Some stiff, wodden performances, especially from Frankie Valenti as the botanist's assistant/boyfriend, make "The Lair" low-quality, as well as low-budget.
The tension, sexual and otherwise, between Vampires Colin and Damien (Dylan Vox and Peter Stickles) and Damien's beloved mortal soul mate Thom (David Moretti) should have been front and center. Unfortunately, there's not enough of it. Very little of the action takes place in The Lair itself, as the kinky gay vampire's club was closed after the climax of Season 1. There's still some sizzling chemistry between Stickles and Moretti. But a few softcore sex scenes don't make up for the fact that Season 2 of "The Lair" lacks serious bite.

It really is entretaining , stimulates sexual appetite and brings back memories from past on horror movies and series it is just great

as good as the first season, well worth it, hope this get into my library system, as I did give it to them (might be too much nudity)

Just as hot an sexy as season 1. No nudity from total hottie Colton Ford, but one can always find him nude online, as he has quite a past in gay porn. With a little research i discovered all the members of the show are gay..except the chick, who i dont care about, and didnt bother checking on. How odd, this season we have Vampires and Werewolves, just like in the sequel to Twilight...some crappy film i cant remember the name of. However, thankfully, this werewolf does not turn back to human and still have pants on. So the nudity this season, like i said is hot. Watch season 2 for the hell of it, or just cause that Dylan Vox is to cute to stay away from!

I rented first season and 2nd season thinking this would be one hot sexy gay vampire bite-fest. Boy was i Wrong! I will review season 2 since its the most recent/relevant.

For one, a weed (yes a plant) is alive and killing-hurting the gays in this small island???

2nd, the horrid acting and unpleasant men here are a huge turnoff, especially the extremely feminine blonde guy "the leader" of the SEX club? ???

porn stars? The extremeley annoying and girlish manbot that is colton ford as a straight sheriff? He tries too hard to "ACT" MASCULINE ..haha ive never seen any sheriff be so concerned that his shirt be tight enough. Total diva! (diva in a bad way) Super gay and stereotypical. The producers of this "drama" have no connection with the real world.. its like they live in "west hollywood" world. The other pornstar, that Hazzard guy is cute but needs to work on his acting. He is actually more pleasant then that girlish fembot, Ford.

sex club? this is a disgrace to the gays.. whith shows like this, how can we expect to overturn prop 8. and other agendas. this doesnt delude bad idealogies of gays at all, it just reinforces stereotypes and the bad perception that the general public has (not everyone thinks like you west hollywood gays, come back to reality)

the only good thing about this series is they sexy sex scenes.. yeah and that is repulsive alone. This is softcore porn without the penetration. The scenes are a rarity so dont count on seeing too much "front" money shots.

Bottom line, rent this but even renting this has its faults.. YOU WILL GET BORED AND WONDER WHY YOU ARE EVEN WATCHING THIS CRA*!

the acting is getting better. glad to see lot of gay adult actors being given a chance to spread there craft. hopefully there will be a season 3.

One of those series from the gay network that tries to be mystery yet shows a LOT of gratuitous nudity. The plot is decent and the acting is pretty good (at least half of the cast is from gay porn).