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George Payne
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| title |
Men Come First
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| distributor |
| P.M. Productions
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released |
1980 |
length |
58 |
vendor id |
2038 |
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| stats/info |
| category |
General Hardcore |
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| studio |
P.M. Productions |
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| rating out of 4 |
overall:**
action:*
storyline:****
videography:** |
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| type |
Shot on film |
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production
credits |
| director |
Francis Ellie |
| cinematography |
Larry Revene |
| editor |
Ella Fay |
| music |
Firth Demle |
| producer |
Francis Ellie |
| sets & costumes |
Watts & Stuart |
| writer |
Francis Ellie |
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cast
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| foot notes: |
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A=Alias unknown (identified by face); |
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promo/
description |
| source: bjland.ws |
A door-to-door salesman (played by Lance Prentis) selling "marital aids" is featured in this late 70's film that used a good dose of humor. The scene where he demonstrates their main product, Forever Hard, is soooo funny! He actually stands, and balances himself, on the guys cock after applying the balm, to show how rigid your cock becomes. There's another scene where one of two lovers just can't seem to cum, and the salesman has them make love in front of him so he can analyze the problem. As they are fucking away, he takes out a bottle-rocket like aparatus, sticks it up the guy's ass, and of course, they cum like mad! George Payne is apparently in a "cameo", a fantasy scene involving leather, and a huge poppers box as a backdrop. |
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scenes /
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promotional material |
1. Brian Granger OgAt, Beau Weston OrAb
Hunky Latino Mr. Converse complains about not being able to get an erection. Applying his 'Ever Hard' product to the wilting member plus a little lip service and a little anal probing, Brian is rewarded with his first happy customer. Mr. Converse gets so hard that Brian can balance himself on the hard erection with one foot.
"We only guarantee to get it up Mr. Converse. Getting it down is your problem." |
2. Brian Granger Org, Roy Garrett (us) Org, Beau Weston
Derrick admires Brian's pretty product shoulder bag. Brian explains his product and it turns out the Derrick can never cum. Brian helps out with some sex on the couch. They 69 but then whil Brian is getting screwed, who should walk in but Derrick's lover, Mr. Converse. Brian asks that the two lovers show him what the problem is. As Derrick fucks Mr. Converse (faked) and struggles to cum, Brian applies a new experimental product to Derrick's ass, a firecracker.
"I felt that some physical contact with an objective stranger could better help me understand his trouble." |
3. Brian Granger OgrAb, Mike Horne OgrAt
Brian asks for directions from two guys in a VW van. They offer to give him a lift. After explaining his products, Brian and a mustached guy in a red cowboy had get in the back of the moving vehicle to try out the products. "Be careful of the potholes Francis" Mustache says. They two get down to some mutual sucking until Brian takes it doggie style. As they fuck the doors in the back open up to the outrage of the woman in the car following. Her husband can't see enough and crashes the car.
"This week our special is a lotion called Anal Aid. Would you like to try it?" |
4. Brian Granger OgrAb, George Payne OrgAt
Brian's next customer says his poppers are the pits. Brian offers him 'the real thing' from a vial around his neck. The two of them start kissing but then there seems to be a bad reaction as the customer turns into a choking dude clad in full leather in front of a huge Amyl Nitrate box and then back to normal.
found in compilation The B&D Movie |
| action notes: |
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O=Oral;
A=Anal;
g=give;
r=receive;
b=bottom;
t=top;
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awards |
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| reviews |
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| references |
Big Top. Gay Scene Vol. 10 No. 6 Nov. 1979 pg. 24 (Advertisement)
Vydio Philms. "PM for Perfect Men" Blueboys' Centerfolds Vol. 1 No. 3 Fall 1980 pg. 50 (Advertisement)
John W. Rowberry. Gay Video: A Guide to Erotica. : Mark-One, 1986 pg. 79 |
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