pornoclips
or is that Craig and Kevin (1973) ? – parts 1 & 2
a Brentwood film – and once you watch this, you know the music was added later – starring Craig (Ron Fraser) and Kevin (apparently Ron did some modeling for In Touch) This version is from one of those Bucky’s Triple XXX collection of loops – and as annoying as the bad music, and mediocre quality is, it’s not always easy to find these films otherwise. But if I do, I’ll post.
Jack’s solo, above. Did you know that the original filming of this scene didn’t turn out, and Gage was going to work around it – but Wrangler insisted he fly back to re-do the shoot (hee-hee, I said shoot) – being the pro that he was!
brief, fun, and usually missing from most copies of KSTC – the “piss scene”
who you may remember from such films as:
Dwan, like many mid 1980’s stars, suffered from the cheap, low quality tech of early videotape recordings. Not to mention the even cheaper reproduction process that gave us all those green and orange hued stars! Nonetheless, he stands out for his brazen hairyness while Falcon was still dominating with hairless dyed-blond men. I was pleasantly surprised to find as much still photography as I did – thanks, JohnnyLlama! Hairy chest, ass, crotch, butthole, and back! And Dwan sure loved his plaid, right? – enjoy!
who you may remember from such magazines as:
final scene from the movie Windows (1985)
follow-up – what’s the deal with Chris Allen? 3 or 4 movies? and yet no Halsted/Yale (COSCO) productions?
from director Fred Halsted, this is just a portion (less than 3 minutes) of the scene called The Hustler – seen in the 1975 film Sextool. Makes me curious to find out more about this performer, Jim Frost – and yes, I WANT THAT T-SHIRT!
and yes, the pic below is from the UNOPENED LA Plays Itself: The Fred Halsted Collection [Altered Innocence] – limited edition blue ray – I didn’t even have a player when I snagged this up. Then I bought the blue ray player, and it’s right there, 2 feet from me as I type, never used. This winter I have a lot of catching up to do!
Victor Houston & Rob (photographed by Adam Cadman, Pantheon Productions) from the WORKING MEN film loop series – The Plumbers (1979) – “Victor Houston and his apprentice Rob don’t use their tools on the sink for very long before they turn to plumbing each other. “
music – Vangelis’ Himalaya segues briefly at the end into Alan Parsons Project Hyper-Gamma-Spaces – much more fitting track – makes me wonder if Working Men #4 continues with this tune. (I just checked, it does – much more fitting music for porno, methinks)
the above clip from Red Ball Express is one of my favorite Joe Gage scenes, and probably my favorite kitchensex scene. Trying to think of others… Johnny Dawes and Beau Matthews in Skin Deep, Jason Steel and Case Harden in Studbusters, Matthew Marks in Naked Lunch, Eric Manhester, Dean Chasen, and Billy London in Head of the Class, Tom Katt and Glenn McAllister in Full Length, Clay Russell and others in Snowballing, Todd & GReg in Heat (see pics above), Victor Houston in The Plumbers, Jason Ross & David Hill in Hot Summer Knights, Aiden Shaw and some soup in Mess Hall Maneuvers, Dylan James and Sam Crockett in The Deep End,Cougar Cash and Seth Tucker in Fast Idle, Jon Vincent and Tony Davis in…. um… and, apparently, nearly every Robert Prion video.
and what did you do on your Saturday night?
there’s something about the look on Lee’s face that makes me love this photo. Not keen on the quality of many of the pics from this magazine (Long Ryder – many images also appear in Bullpen), but these are a couple of the better ones. As you probably know, in the film Lee Ryder plays a drifter who stumbles upon a western being made in the California desert, and begins an affair with the star of the film, Eric Ryan. yadda yadda yadda, by the end of the film Lee is fucking around with Eric’s personal assistant, Jon King. I left in the closing 2 minutes, which includes credits and theme song.
Director: Steve Scott (1984)
Starring: Lee Ryder, Jon King, Eric Ryan, Michael Carr, Robert Vega, Brian Palmer, Champ Larue, Mike Braun, Danny Combs; this (final) scene: Lee Ryder and Jon King
Original song Lookin’ written by Kelchy McHong, performed by Robert Kimbrough
