director: Jack Deveau (1977)
Starring: Roger and Jack Wrangler; with Jayson MacBride, Garry Hunt, David Hunter, Eric Streiff, Joe Dellasandro (uncredited), and in a non-sexual role Tray Christopher (Chris Rage’s voice as M.J. Stunning, a radio D.J.).
https://bjland.ws/movie/HotHouse.wmv
from Sex Magic (1977), atop (or across from) director Jack Deveau‘s apartment building
from Kansas City Trucking Co (1976) with Richard Locke, of course
from Hot House (1977) with Roger, of course
a clip of Jack Wrangler eating ass (from the film, Gemini, thanks to NAKED SWORD)
the whole dang movie (I can’t vouch for the site, view at your own risk, but I did watch a big chunk of it last night, the scene with Jack and jockstrapped Richard Locke (pics below) – Pink Floyd soundtrack!) – UPDATE: clip has been removed from that site.
directed by: Steve Scott (1978)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Richard Locke, Chris Adams, Duff Paxton, Mike Black, Terry King, John Seychelle, Lucas Severin, Jacque Houff, Doug Thompson, Gene Braun
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Santa wears a jockstrap
Christmas present… Christmas present… Christmas present…
director: Jack Deveau (1977)
Starring: Roger and Jack Wrangler; with Jayson MacBride, Garry Hunt, David Hunter, Eric Streiff, Joe Dallesandro (uncredited), and in a non-sexual role Tray Christopher (Christopher Rage’s voice as M.J. Stunning, a radio D.J.).
The set-up: Roger and Jack meet while playing racquet ball, and Jack invites Roger home with him, but they are constantly interrupted by neighbors, repairmen, etc. In this scene, Jack has gone upstairs to help neighbor Jayson MacBride, and they smoke a joint and exchange blowjobs. Meanwhile, a neighbor drops by to show a hot film he just acquired, but finds Roger and painter Garry Hunt (Garry having just finished blowing Roger in the bathroom after watching him piss) there instead of Jack. They watch the film and jerk off, until Jack finally re-appears. I think it’s a great sequence, and director Deveau owes a lot to his lover Robert Alvarez for once again doing an excellent editing job (the original music is great, too!)