Manny Yates (Andreau Thomas) is a handsome young artist, still recovering from a relationship that didn't work out. Maurice (Ben Green) is his best friend and occasional sex partner. Manny decides to concentrate on his paintings and limit his social life to his circle of other gay friends, plus nightly visits to "Open Cam", a popular Washington, D.C. gay website. The problem is the guys he hooks up with online later turn up dead, which puts Manny at the center of the investigation conducted by gay detective Hamilton (Amir Darvish), assigned by the police to work on gay cases. A serial killer is finding his victims online and posting snuff films to the website. As the number of victims climb, the detective moves in as "live bait" into Manny's apartment with him, hoping to draw the attention of the killer as well as protect Manny. They play their role so well that they actually become lovers for a time, allowing Hamilton to gauge the reaction of Manny's ex-lovers and friends, one of whom may be the killer. Dark, brooding, no-nonsense, sarcastic Hamilton is divorcing his wife and coming to terms with his gayness. Conrad (J. Mathew Miller) is a computer geek who tracks the email connections on the open cam site and eventually leads to the final climactic scene.
This sexy gay thriller takes viewers on a wild ride studded with grisly murders and hunky men. It has low production values, interesting dialogue, and actors who are not the best. Most viewers have much criticism for this film. Music is by Houston Bernard, Warren Cuccurullo, George Draguns, and Jerry Walterick. Robert Gason wrote the script and directed.
