Greg Duffy Movie Collection

Homosexual acts are strictly forbidden at the all-boys reform school in The School For Bad Boys Bully In The Closet. Anyone caught breaking this rule faces immediate expulsion. Xander Thorne knows this all too well, especially with his wrestling coach father strongly opposing homosexuality. Despite being attracted to Easton Scott's looks and smokin' hot body, he has to convince himself that he likes women, not men. He won't dare go against the rules at school or at home.

Rumor has it that Xander's father sent him to this school because of killings in the past. Plus, he wants his son to prove his manhood by punching and kicking the other boys as hard as he can, especially Easton, an openly queer writer. In The School For Bad Boys Bully In The Closet, Easton and Xander have secretly kissed before, despite acting like enemies around everyone else.

Those kisses happened in a closet, and afterward, they went right back to treating each other like enemies. Yet, will Easton and Xander risk getting expelled by telling the whole school how they really feel about each other?

Characters

Easton Scott

Easton Scott is a queer writer and one of the leads in The School For Bad Boys Bully In The Closet. He knows Xander is into him, even though Xander refuses to admit it.

Xander Thorne

Xander Thorne is skilled at wrestling and handling weapons, thanks to his father's training. He has a crush on Easton but tries to suppress his feelings because of his father and the school's strict rules.

Coach Thorne

Coach Thorne is Xander's father and the wrestling coach at school. He strongly disapproves of homosexuality and hates Easton for kissing his son, Xander.

Beckett Hayes

Beckett Hayes is the Golden Boy at school and Xander's BFF. Together with the nerdy Cody, he stops Xander from attacking Easton with a knife.

In School for Bad Boys movie, after being sent to Maplewood Reform School—a last stop before prison for the problem sons of wealthy families—openly gay teen Cody Calloway is NOT welcome. After all, the first rule of Maplewood is clear: any homosexual activity earns an immediate expulsion. Enter Beckett Hayes, the school's straight golden boy with a girlfriend, a dark past, and a growing obsession with Cody. Every stolen touch puts their freedom on the line…but some things are worth the risk.

In The Prince's First Love movie, Lucas never expected to kiss a prince—least of all in front of the entire school. What began as a feud with Prince Nicholas turned into a forced friendship, and that into something far more complicated. Every glance, every brush of hands, pulls them closer... but Nicholas is torn between his royal duty and his growing feelings for the boy he once called an enemy. Neither dares to speak the truth—until the moment it can’t be hidden.

In Blood & Silver: Rise of the Alpha's Rejected Mate movie, after a devastating betrayal that decimates two powerful wolf packs, young Ann Reed is forced into a mating bond with Alpha Dane Montague—her enemy, her savior, and the man who believes she’s responsible for his family's death. For three years, Dane torments her, determined never to love her. But when he finally claims her body and then shoves her aside, Ann shatters. She cuts their magical soul-bond and disappears—leaving behind only a severed ribbon, a credit card, and a secret she hasn’t even discovered yet. Years later, she returns not as Ann Reed, but as Aurora Moon, heir to a royal European pack, cloaked in wealth, power, and secrets. Her mission is clear: protect her children, reclaim her power, and avoid Dane at all costs. But when she walks back into his world, she triggers the one thing she feared most: his attention. As Dane fights the pull toward the mate he thought he hated, dark forces stir, old enemies rise, and the truth about the past—and their bond—is about to explode. Because Aurora didn’t come back to be claimed. She came back to conquer.

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