Scott Sinclair (only porno film?) and Dan Pace in the Yuma scene from Gage’s L.A. Tool & Die (1979)
Back at some Yuma high school. Coach, in his office, seduces Mr. Carson as they talk about a student and how horny Carson is. Carson deep throats the coach then lays back on the desk with his legs in the air to get his ass filled.
photos from the January 1981 issue of Numbers magazine
ORGY #2 from L.A. Tool & Die (1979) – 4 minutes of sex???!!! Includes Steamer Lane Breakdown from The Doobie Brothers – stars Ricard Locke, and which GAGE MEN (subgroup “windstorm men”)? Greg Dale, Roy Harwood (only porno role?), and Bob Damon – Oceanside scene (I woulda called it van on side of highway scene – but I digress) that GEVI also credits non-sex roles for Steve Rideout and Matthew Forde – but GEVI credits 6 men in a “5-man orgy” scene, but 2 are non-sex? Inquiring minds… Seriously – would you waste Matthew Forde on non-sex only???!! Wait wait – Forde is “Jack” the guy who gets killed, and RIDEOUT is a marine from that earlier flashback part – but neither are in that van? (The actual credits from the film show just the 3 from “OCEANSIDE”; apparently not referencing Locke’s role) But look below at the 8MM packaging – 4-man orgy would make Locke the 4th, right?
ORGY #3, or “meet me at the deed office,” or “Will Seagers, why haven’t you fallen for Richard Locke yet?” intro to the orgy scene. Have to include a couple minutes of the pair, and then you’ll get the deed office men’s room orgy.
All of 5 minutes of sex, but hey! Janitor (check), businessman (check), construction worker (check)… Who’s in this scene?
YorjYefferson’s L.A. Tool & Die review
OK OK I’ve rambled enuf – but check out – From “ORGY #1” – AKA The shack (or opening scene) see some stills here.
(there’s only so much I can do with cropping, straightening, etc – but I love this imagery)
I think Locke improvised one of my favorite gay porn quotes – and I might have it slightly off – “if there’s anything I like better than sucking cock, it’s kicking ass!” – but Numbers in 1980 published a script of sorts – see last b/w image below to see if they got it right.
