Is it possible that Mr. Erik Streiff has made only one porno, and that he lucked out by co-starring in the final scene of Hot House (1979) with BOTH Roger and Jack Wrangler????
not to mention – Roger sitting on your face!
no. no no no no no no no! just no.
“Young Guns cocked and loaded. New faces! Hot bods! Tattoos & tattered jeans! Long hair and leather! Innocent farmboy seduced by sex hungry rock star! Billy Houston stars in this sizzling spoof of Hollywood’s Heavy Metal music scene. Strip away the spandex and enter a world of long hair and leather, tattoos and tattered jeans. Get down and dirty with sleek bodied young rockers as they party hard in a ball bustin’ backstage expose of Rock n’ Roll Lust.”
Head Bangers (1991) – gosh if any of you have seen this, or even heard of this, I don’t know what to say. OK, polite thing would be nothing, right? Or – “not my taste”
– in all seriousness I think the only name I recognize is Rick Pantera, (is this movie, perhaps his first, why he chose that porn name?) frequent guest on THE ROBIN BYRD SHOW.
Oh, and it “Includes a spectacular music video performed by Tommy Wilde” (who “portrays” pop star Nikki Steele)
Three Day Pass (1980 / 1981??)
several issues here – the date of release?? (somewhere I had 1978, which is definitely wrong!) also – why do i have 2 shitty digital copies of this film? One is slightly better than the other, but not just video and audio quality, but the titles, etc are cut off! I’ve posted them right under each other so you can run simultaneously. Anyone got a better digital copy, lemme know! (please)
letterboxd has 1981 as release date;
how is it that there are no photos of Fred in the Three Day Pass magazine?
oh! because they are in the magazine Scaliwags – the other magazine from Three Day Pass
indeed
from Numbers, August 1980, photo by Wilderness Ltd.
who you may remember from such films as Scoring a Basket, Shivaree!, Warehouse Load, and Illegal Entry
from photographer Malcolm Hoare
“a burly muscular figure stands in the dark shadows watching them.”
(them, presumably is David & Rusty) and Ledermesiter (burly muscular figure? perhaps?) in Shore Leave – found in the Vault Classics released in 2014 – was it never available before? and so approximate production date might be 1972ish?
so, what’s with the Xmas stand on the nightstand? And what brand beer is that? So many questions….
