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Synopsis: The title refers both to the male sexual drive and to the fact that the hero of the movie is always tooling around Manhattan in a Lamborghini; and a villainess drag queen who tries to rid men of their sex drives! Sounds amazing, with a screenplay by Christopher Rage (who also, in drag, plays the villainess Arachne) with over 50 people in the cast – Starring: Mary Jim Sstunning (a.k.a. Christopher Rage) as Arachne; Mark Luna, Mark Woodward, Peter de Rome, Peter Fersen, Shawn Roberts, Michael Corrigan, Frank Ventgen, Brian Destazio, Richard Abel, Jack Brusca, Harvey Shamber, Jaap Penraat, Stan Glinter, S.V. Newman, and John Fromme – In the disco: Freeman Freeman, Chris Ritter, Avery Addison, Bill Gillers, Steven Sampson, Bill Fitter, Jim Case, Ted Valkus, Renfroe Meyer, Lorrenzo Lasalle, Arch Fairbanks, Denny Mans, Arch Hilborn, Ray Frank, Chris Mobley, Al Kelms; In the Steamroon: Marty Marks, Rusty Lewis, Tray Christopher, Nick Shulman, Paul Turley, Rober Alvarez, Clif Dover, Jack Deveau, Mark Sayles, Joe Gun, Seth Poole; In the Locked Room: George Culver, W. Grippo, Marvin Desimone, John Willard, Paul Conaway, Frederick C. Mongue II; In the Dungeon: Curtis Brtown, Carlyle Taylor, Cal Mansour, Kenric Hawley, Joaquin Mineo, Richard Morrisey; In the Water Bucket: Harold Reardon, and Under the Blade: Kenric Brown.

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“This early offering from master director Jack Deveau is decidedly tamer than most of his later work, and at just over an hour it’s also a shorter than his epics from the later part of the decade. There is an anonymous flavor to some of the sex, and a little kinky bondage enters the picture courtesy of some very loose rope midway through, but this is mostly a straightforward, romance-inflected film.

Porn legends Jack Wrangler and Malo start things off in a dreamy sequence worthy of Antonioni, but the real spice here may just be the intro. Deveau introduces the picture as an “anthropological” study of early ’70s New York City, replete with diagrams of Central Park’s cruisy hotspots and ruminations on primal instinct. The conceit is soon lost among the sexploits, but it still adds a classic, campy flavor to the feature, which is outstanding example of early queer porn.

Things get off to an atmospheric start with a classic red-lit scene between legendary superstars Jack Wrangler and Malo as “the ideal couple.” The men strut their considerable stuff on a blacked out stage bathed in a rosy glow, with big hard-ons and lots of kissing and cock sucking. The titles don’t roll, in fact, until these guys suck and slurp on each other for a full twelve minutes. When the movie does settle down to reality, however, there’s a shift from the surreal to the mundane replete with Father Knows Best type music introducing us to a young fellow who arrives at his apartment building with flowers to celebrate his first anniversary with boyfriend Buddy Preston.

After being entertained in the elevator by doorman George Brown, who provides an amusing tirade concerning the virtue of jugs, our hero presents his blossoms to Buddy only to have the party devolve quickly into a lover’s quarrel. Undaunted, Buddy’s boyfriend is soon back in the elevator swallowing Brown’s sizeable cock. Distraught, Buddy telephones his ex for support, only to discover that he’s “all tied up” – literally so! He’s on the bed sucking the cock of a pony-tailed dude who has him in bondage! After some doggy humping on the bed, the ex gets a classic slo-mo jizz shot to his back while he milks one off onto the mattress.

After drowning his sorrows in more bubbly, Buddy wanders the hallways of his building till he comes upon Latino Marcell who is jacking off watching some super-eight porn. Buddy sucks down Marcel’s meat, and then gets a fuck on his back while the straight porn drones in the background. Meanwhile, back in the elevator, the “straight” doorman has a heart to heart with Buddy’s lover, who soon excuses himself and meets Buddy back at the door to their apartment. In a fuzzy twist, Buddy’s ex has since arrived at the pad and is in their bedroom engaging in suck and fuck with a trick!

Mellowed and aroused by the sight of the man-passion in their boudoir, our couple falls to the couch where they 69, with the action inter-cut with that of the guys in the adjoining room as both sets go for doggy style, culminating in spew shots from all parties.”

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“Don.t let Hollywood fool ya! Gay porn filmmakers in the 1970.s were more creative. And Jack Deveau proves it. In this erotically experimental shot entirely in France, director Deveau has statues coming to life in a art museum, who instructs handsome Thomas Jeffries on his inmost desires.

While touring Paris, Thomas is cruised by an older man in a cafe, and then goes to the museum (after the guard has left and locked up). A handsome statue comes to life who embraces and kisses Thomas passionately before leading him into another room. Here, as Thomas lies on a pedestal in his underwear, where two men – a bearded Geek god, the handsome stayue that has come to life embrace Thomas.

Filmed in both color and black-and-white with larger-than-life closeups of Strictly Forbidden offers creativity and originality that new porn is void of. Excellent photography, handsome and hung men, good story and sex, and ending with a five-man orgy with all of the men shooting loads of cum over our hero Thomas.”

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According to a source used by Stallion Magazine, this piece was filmed on location in Paris and show briefly in an unauthorized version in France as Le Musee. Hand-in-Hand films then reconstructed it according to the original shooting script in 1984.

An experimental and incomprehensible Jack Deveau film, shot entirely in France in 1974. It concerns statues coming to life in a strange art museum, and the handsome young man (Thomas Jeffries) who learns from them his inmost desires.

Thomas tours France, is cruised by an older man in a cafe, and then goes to the museum (after the guard has left and locked up). A handsome statue comes to life and tongue-kisses with Thomas before leading him into another room. Here, as Thomas lies on a pedestal in his underwear, two men, one bearded and hairy, the other handsome and lean, fondle him. Thomas gets a blowjob while sucking the bearded guy.s cock for a long time (filmed both in color and black-and-white). Later, Thomas is awakened (he sleeps in a shell-like tub) by a hippyish, well-defined man who jacks off over him and cums a huge load of cum. Here an orgy proceeds, with one man endlessly fucked doggie style with a large dildo (excellently filmed with larger-than-life closeups) and others fucking and sucking and rimming. This five-man orgy ends with all of the men shooting cum loads over Thomas. Mixed lighting values but some good anal sex and penetration shots.

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” … one of those insular, obtuse experiments that is perhaps understandable, but completely unfathomable. One of those films where no one raised a hand and asked: “Exactly what.s going on here?”” –Torso, July 1985

“You will never forget the unusual and shocking ending to this tale. The twilight zone is an erotic zone.” — Hand-in-Hand films press release

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Taglines: This is Ray. He is Left Handed…..

Story about an antique dealer, his hustler boyfriend, and their pot dealer — and the relationships that ensue; Deveau’s first film.

This film was the first Hand-in-Hand movie, the first scripted gay porn flic, and the first musically scored gay porn flic. It opened in the same 55th Street Playhouse as Wakefield Poole’s Boys in the Sand, just after Boys ended it’s 26 week run. The original version had a fisting scene that has been removed in more recent versions. Dialog is dubbed. 8 scenes listed here but it was sold in 6 200′ reels.

Reel 1 is primarily concerned with the model who is the supplier stopping in a rest room and having sex with a stranger. Reel 2, the buyer gets his grass, goes home and fantasizes sex with the dealer, clever use of b/w and color in the fantasy sequence. Reel 3 gets the supplier and the buyer together by accidental encounter, into the apartment for a smoke and sex, in bed and in the shower. Reel 4 takes them out in the country to the buyer’s home, shared with a chick. The supplier follows and the boys go do it in the barn. Reel 5 continues, the chick gone, the boys balling by the fireplace, then in bed. Reel 6 Is an orgy at the apartment of the dealer, the supplier right in the middle of it, and the buyer catching him. Everyone makes it.

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About the Director: Jack Deveau was the president of Hand In Hand Films, probably the most well-regarded “all-male cast” studio in the 1970’s (Studflix called him the “master of narrative gay porn”). Director of the following films, you will also see his name as producer of many others, directed by the likes of Tom DeSimone, Peter de Rome, and Arch Brown; as well as an occasional “acting” role (like in Adam and Yves). He got his start in the business after his lover, Bob Alvarez (already working in commercial film, and who would edit all of Jack’s films), and pal Sal Mineo tried talking him into it. Mineo took Jack to a production meeting for an upcoming film of his, and after Jack heard the film executives say “some of the dumbest things” he’d ever heard, he knew he could do better! Deveau died in 1982 of lung cancer.

Left-Handed (1972)
Story about an antique dealer, his hustler boyfriend, and their pot dealer — and the relationships that ensue; Deveau’s first film. Fantastic trippy opening sequence. Basic plot is about a gay man who seduces a straight man, and how the realtionship develops from the “traditional” role of the gay man as “bottom”, and how the roles reverse as the film progresses, to the point of the straight man getting into gay orgy scenes. Includes one str8 sex scene. Unfortunately, the brief fisting scene is “blurred” in the video version (which, of course, is better than what was done in L.A. Plays Itself, chopping the fisting scene almost completely out of the video version altogether!). Left Handed opened in 1972 at Manhattan’s notorious all-male showcase, the 55th Street Playhouse. Ray Frank, Robert Rika, and Larry Burns; plus: Al Mineo (hmmm), Bob Williams, Teri Reardon, Alex Marks, and Warren Mans

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