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Slammer Girls (1987)
Character: Gary
A young girl is framed for a crime she didn't commit and sent to the state penitentiary, which is run by a crooked warden and a corrupt staff. A reporter manages to get herself sent to the prison so she can expose the brutal conditions and prove the girl's innocence.
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Young Nurses in Love (1987)
Character: Buster
Russian agents raid an American sperm bank in order to get the sperm of geniuses Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein to take back to Russia with them.
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Wimps (1986)
Character: Stinky
A nerdy college student is pressured to help a jock write love letters to the campus beauty, even though the nerd is in love with her himself.
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Sensations (1987)
Character: Alan
A call girl and a hustler both end up with half of a multi-million dollar lottery ticket... but the only way they can collect the money is to be married to each other for two weeks!
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Cleo/Leo (1989)
Character: Al
Chauvinistic businessman Leo Blockman picks up a woman who shoots him, causing him to fall into a river and inexplicably emerge as a woman. Renaming herself Cleo Clock, her female personality gradually begins to take over, and she's forced to navigate a sexist world while attempting to find a way to transform back into a man.
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Sex Appeal (1986)
Character: Ralph
This is the story of young Tony Cannelloni as he attempts to break away from his overbearing mom and strike out on his own. He sets himself up with a new apartment, look, and lifestyle to improve his "sex appeal". Through a series of encounters with a variety of women he gets ever closer to achieving his goal. However, a never-ending series of calamities always seem to interrupt his progress.
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69 Pump Street (1988)
Character: N/A
Per standard operating procedure, there’s no connection between the title and its TV inspiration. Instead of a junior crime drama, we have a bar with a backroom that is available for sexual couplings. With no plot or character development, all that’s left is the couplings. What saves the feature from oblivion is a superior girl/girl scene between Sharon Mithcell and Aja. Sharon, who could arouse a mannequin, really enjoys herself (and Aja) and knows how to project lust. On the other hand, Scott Irish and Kathleen Jentry project somnambulism. This isn’t the first video saved by Mitchell. It probably won’t be the last.
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Sex Drive (1985)
Character: Ralph (as Phil Campanaro)
The employees and attendees of a small rural highway truck stop start having fun when the neon sign malfunctions and ends up spelling out "Sex Drive."
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The First of April (1988)
Character: Jim
Vivid Entertainment brings you The First Of April, featuring the debut of April West's erotic career. April is an understanding lover, knowing that her husband Mort (Jerry Butler) fools around on her occasionally. April likes to have extramarital affairs every now and then too. But when she finds out that Mort has been hiding a fortune behind her back, it's time for April to get even!
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Sex in Dangerous Places (1988)
Character: Guy in Elevator
Sex in the subway. Sex in beauty parlors. Sex in elevators. Sex in opera houses. Sex in the bedroom - your parent's bedroom. Number 1- Film World Reports.
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Power Blonde (1989)
Character: (as Louis Paul)
Dumb Blonde? Airhead? Don't bet on it. Lynn LeMay absolutely scorches the screen as the power-driven captain of industry. She's hard driven and hard-driving. She controls major corporations. She controls powerful businessmen. But she can't control her insatiable sexual appetite. She'll melt at the thought of an iron-shanked cock and she'll do anything to have it deep inside her. The sex is red-hot in this great Henri Pachard release.
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