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John Jackson (80s)
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General Hardcore |
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Horizon Video |
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| rating out of 4 |
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production
credits |
| director |
Jim West |
| audio mix |
Kenneth Holloway Studios |
| editor |
Mark Kent |
| first camera |
Mark Kent |
| music coord. |
Jake Coletti |
| music theme |
Jake Coletti
Jim West |
| producer |
Jim West |
| screenplay |
Jim West
Jake Coletti |
| second camera |
John Krause |
| stills |
John Krause |
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cast
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promo/
description |
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Looking thru your telescope, into the private moments of unsuspected lovers. Rod Phillips and Kevin Hunt get it on. Rydar Hanson rims Melchor before he fucks his hot ass. Add Ric Taylor and you have an intense 3 way. Brandon Wilde and blond [Rod] get busy and hot. There is a very hot and heavy 5WAY. Facial cum shots! Pre-condom. |
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scenes /
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1. Rod Phillips nonsex, Kevin Hunt nonsex, John Jackson (80s) nonsex
Rod watches Kevin Hunt strip for John Jackson. |
2. Rod Phillips nonsex, Chris Thompson solo
Rod watches Chris Thompson jack off in a shower. |
3. Ric Taylor Og, Melchor (Diaz) OrAb, Rydar Hanson At
Ric is looking at pictures of Melchor and Rydar who appear before him and a 3-way ensues. |
4. Brandon Wilde (80s) Og, Rod Phillips Or
Brandon and Rod on a bed. |
5. Dwan, Pierce Daniels (80-90s), Chris Burns, Case Harden, Tico Patterson
Firemen. |
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O=Oral;
A=Anal;
g=give;
r=receive;
b=bottom;
t=top;
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| references |
"100 Best Videos" Studflix Vol. 5 No. 6 Oct. 1987 pg. 6 (Review)
T.U.. "Classic Videos: Windows" Manshots Vol. 1 No. 5 May 1989 pg. 44 (Review)
Jerry Douglas. "Behind the Camera: Jim West" Manshots Vol. 1 No. 6 Jun. 1989 pg. 6 (Index) |
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