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Games Women Play (1981)
Character: N/A
Five models and their lovers invent exotic games to keep their sex lives fresh.
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Tramp (1980)
Character: Bartender
Dana Dewars (Samantha Fox) is going through a nasty divorce from her husband. Her character and past are being questioned in order to deny her the lifestyle she claims to be hers. She tells her life story to her lawyer to convince him of her social standing, while the viewer watches it as it "really" was.
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Men Come First (1980)
Character: Mr. Nilsson
A young man has a job selling sex aids door-to-door. One of his products is a cream that's "guaranteed" to keep an erection for a long period of time.
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Boots & Saddles (1982)
Character: N/A
A young man, fearing he has just gotten gonorrhea, flees from his hookup — only to wind up in the arms of a Nazi sadist.
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Games Men Play (1979)
Character: N/A
When fantasy meets reality you end up lost in the middle of it all. This is an amazing look into the deepest and most corrupt desires of men, and is an exploration of all that is taboo in this world!
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Kiss Today Goodbye Triple Feature (2015)
Character: N/A
KISS TODAY GOODBYE 1976. 60m.George Payne plays a handsome construction worker who finds sexual opportunities everywhere that he goes, but in the process he cheats on his boyfriend. The storyline involves male sexual desires and a growing emotional dependence, acceptance and understanding. The film ran a year at the Big Top all male theater in the heart of Times Square. CENTURIANS OF ROME 1980 83m.Claiming to be one of the most expensive gay films of its time (nearly $100,000), it’s famous for reportedly having been financed from a 1980 theft of almost $2 million by a Brink’s security guard. Lloyd’s of London, an insurer of Brinks, thus became one of the co-owners of the film on a technicality. HIS MASTERS TOUCH 48m. Late-1970’s film of three college students seeking a “new and different” theme for their Master’s Degree thesis. Deciding to write about the gay lifestyle, they discover sexual pleasure along the way.
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Wanda Whips Wall Street (1982)
Character: Mr. Parker
Wanda Brandt, a shrewd corporate takeover engineer, plots to seize control of the most stable financial investment firm on Wall Street by sexually blackmailing all of the corporate stockholders.
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Fascination (1980)
Character: Bartender
A loser with women follows the advice of a "how-to" book on seduction.
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Bad Penny (1978)
Character: Mr. Richards
An hard-core farce about a niece who inherits her dead uncle's money, but has to find it before collecting. Standing in Penny's way is her wicked, vile aunt who would inherit everything if something were to happen to Penny. The evil aunt hatches many plots to kill Penny off.
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The Devil in Miss Jones 2 (1982)
Character: Beautician (as Adam DeHaven)
Justine Jones, in a continuation of The Devil in Miss Jones, Part 1 (1973), is frustrated in hell. She makes a sexual deal with the Devil himself to earn a return to earth as an immortal human. However, in earning her escape, Lucifer falls in love with her. He doesn't want her to go but can't admit it because he's the Devil. The story gets underway as he tries to place her soul in nubile bodies on earth that are increasingly removed from opportunities for sex, in order to jealously deny her the one thing she craves. He finally tries the body of a nun, but this brings him into conflict with HIM, resulting in a humorous finale.
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Jack+Jill (1979)
Character: Matt
Jack and Jill decide to liven up their marriage by exploring the wild, kinky and surprising world of a couple who are married but not to each other. Originally, an American film by Chuck Vincent. Maîtresses très particulières is the French Alpha France package of that same film, released in 1980 under Burd Tranbaree — i.e. Claude Bernard-Aubert. He did not sit on set with Vincent. He took Vincent’s footage, dubbed it into French with new street-argot dialogue, and cut in his own Paris exteriors so the New York swingers would look like a bourgeois couple named Didier and Estelle.
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Dallas Schoolgirls (1981)
Character: Pastor Short
Heather, Bonnie, and Cindy have a slumber party to celebrate their reunion after a five year separation. They compare what has happened to them, and how different they have become. What hasn't changed is Mr. Cobb, the next door neighbor who babysat for the girls years ago.
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Bon Appétit (1980)
Character: Count Balducci
Faith is a struggling cateress trying to support herself and her loser boyfriend, Al. At a social function she overhears a friendly wager offered by a socialite. The wager is $250,000 to whomever can have intimate sex with the world's top 10 male lovers within fifty days. Faith accepts the challenge, but discovers complications as she and her official "witness" spend such a long time traveling the globe together.
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Blonde Ambition (1981)
Character: Arnie
The rise to fame and fortune of the Kane sisters, arguably one of the worst vaudeville acts ever inflicted upon a paying audience, from their humble beginnings in Coyote Fang, Wyoming, right up to their becoming the toast of the Great White Way.
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Killing Me Softly (1979)
Character: N/A
Jack Wrangler, David King, Stan Richards and the fantastic Giuseppe Welsh team up in this spine-tingling story of sex, passion and murder as a fiend — with an uncontrollable need to kill in order to have an orgasm — roams the city looking for victims.
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Centurians of Rome (1981)
Character: Claudius
Roman countrymen are sold into slavery for not paying their taxes during Caligula's reign as Emperor. Orgies take place and include: a guard being rimmed by a slave who is being sucked by another, shooting into faces, mutual masturbation, and more. Other encounters also include spanking and butt-fucking, chains and sweat.
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Roommates (1982)
Character: Brett Parsons
Billie is an advertising executive with a secret past she can’t seem to leave behind. Joan is a hopeful young actress looking for the right part and the right guy. Sherry is a model whose whirlwind lifestyle is catching up with her.
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Misbehavin' (1978)
Character: Otto
Lovely and rich Rita has a habit of marrying wealthy men, only to divorce them when someone with a bigger bank account comes along, but not before clearing out her current husband's savings. With Rita ready for another round of nuptials, God and The Devil have decided to wager the fates of 2000 souls on whether she'll wed again for money or...love
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That Lucky Stiff (1980)
Character: Kidnapper
That Lucky Stiff is the wild and wacky story of Burt Taylor and his rags to riches climb from New York elevator operator to European high-roller. A bank computer error turns Burt's $300 account into $300,000,000.
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