selling! selling everything! all my porn! gotta go!
just kidding, but am starting to sell off a bunch of stuff, so if yer into porn, have an eBay account and can look at the adult section, check me out (sorry only selling in the States). And you know I’ll promote what I’m selling – for this week, Drummer magazines and some DVD’s – but gonna have to cull thre a LOT of stuff in this overcrowded and make some tough choices – so stay tuned!
See my “about ME” page on eBay.
Finally – FINALLY – placed my order for Wakefield Poole’s‘s rarely seen 1977 film Take One. While I am a habitual Amazon shopper, I wanted to buy direct from Gorilla Factory Productions, since they have been so amazing making these old classics available again. I last saw Take One back in 2002, during a Wakefield Poole film festival – I was so excited about the series, I taught myself how to do “tables” in html! Highlights I am really looking forward to: Richard Locke and his lover Alexander Stewart have sex on the roof of their home in the desert; the location scenes at San Francisco’s Nob Hill – can’t say I had ever been in my handful of visits to SF, but will be so cool to see this footage, right?
Starring: Jean-Francois Dumas, Dennis Santos, Yvon Saunders, and Guy Charrier
“An existential but satisfying porn film filmed in Paris. This narrated story has a frustrated man (Yvon Saunders) angry with his lover, who’s just gotten into a car accident, unbeknownst to Yvon. Yvon cruises a theater and joins a man in the bathroom to get his cute butt fucked, as a third guy watches them through a glory hole. Yvon gets cum on the butt and takes the voyeur’s cum all over his face. Next, in a bar, Yvon picks up two “straight” men to teach them the sanctity of the male orifice. In an alley, Yvon rims asshole and takes dick in both mouth and asshole. Later, a sexual phone call arouses Yvon so much he takes to jacking off and shoving the phone receiver all the way up his ass! Yvon also participates in a bathhouse orgy with eight or more men. Lighting is poor half the time in this video and thus the action is hard to enjoy. The surrealistic music and use of dream effects are good, though, and add interest to this unique movie.” – my apologies, I do not remember where I lifted this description from.
(this was sitting in the “drafts” queue too long!!)
(1977) 
