
from Turbo Charge (1988)

from Turbo Charge (1988)

I was working on a Bull Matthews post, but got my porn stars confused – but here’s a pic

Eric Stone, photos by Cityboy (Stanley Steller) – originally my post was gonna be a bit silly/catty about “good way to hide your trimmed pubes” – but I actually like these photos, from earlier in his porn career (1991).

Normally I would not post a pic with a watermark – but trying my best to give credit to photographers more recently, and this particular photo just above and just below by Stanley Steller (it’s a link to a short documentary – Stanley Stellar: Here for This Reason which I have not yet watched) and the other’s in this op series I really like, and didn’t want to bother looking for something without the mark.


(model uncredited; Mimoso Studio photography)

Bo Richards in Mr. Fixit (1981)
“The sexsational new NOVA star can really get his own motor running!”


from the film Brian’s Boys (1983) – (AKA Brian’s Men – shorter chopped up Midnight Men version – ugh don’t get me started!) we’ve got the closing credits, which features the PORNO HIT Brian’s Boys –
“original music and score by Garth Evans” – enjoy!


YorjYefferson’s Vintage gay porn music master list part 2 which includes Garth Evan’s contributions.

Eureka Bound (1978) – Michael & Phillip and Steve Boyd
“Michael and Phillip spend their weekends going to the river and looking for hunky hitchhikers on the way. When they spot Steve by the side of the road, the bulge in his pants looks promising, but when his whopper cock meets their eyes, it’s an afternoon of huge dick and hot action.”
(Can I just say if I was the editor for the promo materials, I’d toss the “but” and change to “and” – I mean, cuz, “but” makes no sense unless it’s the bulge in his pants looks promising, but we never get to see his whopper – right?) And can I also say I love that it’s a “talkie” – I can’t remember hearing Michael and Phillip speak in other films!
Found in the Eureka Bound (AKA Trophy 5) collection (1981); the Pleasures In The Sun (1983) collection; and Falcon’s Try To Take It (1984) collection. If I recall what I was reading recently, Brentwood had legal or some sort of issues, and wound up going out of business in the late 70’s – does that sound right?




YorjYefferson’s Pleasures In The Sun review