One of the things I love most about Barry Hoffman is his tanline (can you guess the fave favorite?) and of course the tats – and the least favorite is the hair. but you can’t have everything, can you? From Janus Publications, magazine called Hometown Hardon I am fairly confident these images and the rest of the magazine came from a previous magazine. Just a hunch.
Heavy Tooling (1978) “An office-type and a heavily tattooed machinist get it on after hours.” with Danny Milano and lucky “office-type” Buck Williams
I know tattoos aren’t for everyone, but this guy’s are (mostly) hot …. (don’t look too close!) and the final cum shot, classic NOVA!
(previously on BJland) Heavy Tooling
while working on a post (that is taking many days!) I thought I’d just toss out a simple one-photo post, went to scan a pic from a newly acquired Playguy, and remembered my “scanning policy.” Don’t just scan a pic or two, always get the cover, the index, and then whatever your needed, plus, if time permits, other pages of interest. Then, change file names to reflect the name of the publication, date, and page number… all this so later it’s easier to find. So the 2-minute diversion from the original post I was working on has turned into an hour – plus! Anyway, only 2 pics of this guy, the other, but shot, is too pimply, but I thought he was decent looking – now what’s that tattoo?
very Prince Dirty Minds imagery; wondering if he made it into any Surge Studios films? And now, a new potential topic, or post category – Surge models who never appeared in a movie!
too little of him on the blog, but this is probably my favorite pic of him, from FILMCO
short film – Mark and Doug (AKA Take All Eight) – found in the BODY HEAT series – images from the Pantheon magazines PROD #4, and DYNAMITE DICKS
Director: Kennith Holloway (1984)
Starring: Gador, Eric Ryan, Daniel Holt, Scott Avery, Lenny Dean, Terry James, Brad Mason, Keith Williams, Tanas, Scott Thompson, Robert Vega, Dave Ashfield ; plus: Bobby Cerrato, Champ LaRue, Marc, Dan Gillen, Roger Cook, Dan Hodge, Robert Vaqe, Rob Wright, Dill Duncan, Randy Page; Mark Edwards as Uncle Charlie and Kenneth Weyerhauser as the Attorney.
88 minutes running time; very fun film with good sex; plot: young man, Tad (Scott Avery)discovers his grandfather has died, and left him all his estate. Tad leaves military school to discover he’s inherited a house, bar, and food catering wagon. The lawyer decieves him into thinking their are huge back-taxes owed, but Tad investigates, and discovers the house is now a male brothel, run by his distant uncle (our fun narrator Uncle Charlie)
