John Trent, from December 1980 Mandate – Surge Studios. If I weren’t so lazy, I’d add another category to this page – Colt models modeling for other studios and their aliases – ewwww! that’s too long!
who you may remember from such films as:
… and that’s it for Wade’s film work! Most, but not all, of his magazine appearances are via Something Wild. And while he’s done only that one film and I oddly didn’t even mention his name in my very liberal post (but did years prior – Something Wild) – he’s in one of my favorite scenes. But just to refresh your memory, Wade plays a boss interviewing Glen Armstrong, and one of my all-time favorite interactions on the porn screen happens – scroll to the first clip, 45 seconds in, “Tell me Glenn, just how liberal are you?” delivered just perfectly! That’s the clip just below, and the full Glen + Wade scene is further down.
who you may also remember from such publications as:
So that first clip is “scene within a scene” – Glen is telling the story of his potential new boss (Wade) hitting on him, where Wade tells Glen the story of just how “liberal” the work place is – with him stumbling upon a pair of workers going at it, seeing a 3rd worker watching, and soon they are all going at it. Then (below), we come back to the interview, and Glen deciding he’s very liberal, after all.
Wade appears at least 3 more time in print outside of the NOVA Something Wild magazines – a Honcho – the only solo appearance I know of; a Surge publication Long Schlong (and those images pop up in other publications) just below; and finally, something I am 98% sure is Wade – Footlong, further down.
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Above: Honcho 1983; below from a magazine called Footlong, with Geraldo & Gary – I’m guessing guessing “Gary” is Wade.
VintageGayVids review from YorjYefferson
previously on BJland: I FEEL A CHANGE, A NEW LIFESTYLE; I’M GETTING READY FOR SOMETHING WILD –
Something Wild theme – by Garth Evans
I was very excited to see this comment from CRAIG, ID’ing the cover model from the Job Site movie as Drake Woods from Head Trips (1984). SO excited, in fact, that I spent a good amount of time putting together a post with video, images, VHS box cover art, and links, only to discover that – I POSTED THE CLIP BEFORE – and not that long ago in this 2021 post – Head Waiter.
But we’re here – so watch the clip here, or there, but read the post there it’s got some decent additional info – but but but – after Craig points out Drake Woods (replying to our JohnnyLlama) is the cover model – I take a re-look – hot guy, right? How cum I don’t recall him in Head Trips and what else has he done? Nothing! Nothing else that I can find, at least! He’s credited with 3 videos on GEVI, and it’s the same scene, Restaurant, from Al Parker’s Head Trips. Pics? well, the cover art is probably his best pics – sure he looks good below, in action, but no real straight on pics. Of course Tico looks great, and I may well have focused my camera mostly on Tico as well if I were the photographer (well, if i got any work done, that is) so here we are. Actually, the 3 men, all lightly hairy, each with one or more tattoos, and they get quite sweaty… I think I’ll take a little “alone time” break now.
A Few Good Men (1983) – Director: Steve Scott
love this quick clip – the opening credits of the film with a new recruit Greg Johnson (only porn film?) getting a buzz cut from “a Marine barber.”
edit/update: I inadvertently used a couple of pics of Brian Thompson, who is NOT in this scene, but in another scene later in the film – scroll down on this Brad Peters post of from scene 5 of A Few Good Men and you’ll see Brian in action.
reminder:
I think I read somewhere this film got some bad reviews; my gut tells me it was because it is primarily a cocksucking film, Al Parker’s favorite activity, and something he is just totally perfect at – that face with cum shooting at it? c’mon!
from one of those all pics, no model names, no photographer names, no publisher, even, magazines – Self Suck. But clearly from Surge Studios, and of course from one of my all-time favorite films, Turned On, from a much commented on scene with Scott Taylor.
I was surprised to see no mention of Loading Zone in my videography of Steve Collins – then I realized I posted that well before I started including publications. Loading Zone was a Surge publication, with no corresponding movie. I read in Al Parker’s biography that Al realized the real money was in magazines, so he put a lot of attention there.
I’ve posted at least one image of Steve and partner Jim Preston – Jim may well have not done any movies.