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Murder in Portland 

Year: 2002
Country: USA
Director: Gael Richards
Starring: Clint Ashley, John Baumgartner, Zac Taber, Cory Kaster, Vicky Kors, Michael Lyon, Michael Parker, Maurice Maxwell and Anthony Todero
Synopsis: The double murder of an antique shop owner and his trick sets off an investigation that leads from Portland to Olympia.
Quick review: This film is done by the same people who did the Olympia series of movies, which I have removed from my Netflix queue. This one is slightly better than the Olympia movie I saw, but not much. The acting is still bad. The writing bad. The production quality bad. But, this plot was better and held my interest more, even though there are fewer sex scenes and they don't show nearly as much. The sex scenes are soft porn only, and obviously simulated. So don't see it expecting it to be more than it is. Mike is an 18 and tossed out of his home when his Baptist minister father catches him looking at gay Internet sites. For some reason he catches a bus to Olympia, where he meets Grant. The two become lovers. Meanwhile, Grant's business partner David heads to Portland to look for possible locations to expand the business. He's out tricking at night and he and his potential lover become murder victims. A straight police officer is asked to go undercover as a new gay man in town to learn what the queens will never tell the police. The message of this movie, which I'm guessing is the message of all Olympia movies: Gay is good, straight is bad. There is plenty of nudity, but only two sex scenes and the first doesn't show much at all. You've been warned.
 

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