Collection of six short films from Falcon Studios. "Ace In The Hole" (a.k.a. "Strip Poker") — Tom and Mark, two horny studs, are shootin' the bull in their dorm, broke, dateless and bored, until Tom suggests a game of strip poker. "Once More With Feeling" — Dave and Dean live in the city but the country is where they met and that's where they return to recapture that hot, horny glow. "Chip" — A college jock works himself into a frenzy after a rigorous workout. "Some One Cares" (a.k.a. "Bob & Mike") — Bob and Mike, two of the freshest, most wholesome young men you have ever seen, experience oral lovemaking to a degree few have known. "Chris And Cal" — Two all-American men explore each other's rock-hard bodies, exciting themselves to new heights. "Dream Man" — Michael Wayne exudes that hot magnetism that makes him a true dream man.
Matt Sterling
Director
Tom
(segment "Ace In The Hole") (archive footage)
Mark Benson
(segment "Ace In The Hole") (archive footage)
Chip
(segment "Chip") (archive footage)
Brian Estevez
(segment "Dream Man") (archive footage)
Dean Chasson
(segment "Once More With Feeling") (archive footage)
Dave
(segment "Once More With Feeling") (archive footage)
Mike
(segment "Some One Cares") (archive footage)
Bob
(segment "Some One Cares") (archive footage)
Chris
(segment "Chris And Cal") (archive footage)
Cal
(segment "Chris And Cal") (archive footage)
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