This bare bones effort with only one headliner (Mario Ortiz) has the director smartly serve Ortiz and his co-star, Swift, as the first of four courses, all of which feature Latin duos, all filmed on the same sparse mattress against a stark black background. The opening exchanges between the couples all have an awkward, stilted quality, the models tossing around scripted come-ons, most barely able to wipe the silly smirks from off their lips. It's an attitude that permeates some of the sex, as if the models are not taking it seriously. None of the vignettes have any significant flash or bang, but the rimming here is consistently spicy, as is the dirty talk, half-whispered as some of the tops get close to blowing a load. Only Marco Steel, a smoky Bobby Cannavale look-alike, rises above the pack with his good looks and understated sex appeal.

RETAILING: Featuring a cast of skinny, urban street types, market with other black and Latin-themed titles.