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Big Brother Is Watching You (1981)
Collection of four short films from Nova. "Big Brother Is Watching You" — Hunky construction worker Doug happens upon his kid brother jerking off in the bathroom. "Sun Deck" — A hunky young hiker discovers a naked sunbather with a huge cock. "Marathon Man" — A track all-star knows he's turned on by his humpy teammate and can't keep hot, sexual fantasies from flooding his mind. "Drive, He Said" — A cruiser in a limo has a wild time in the backseat with a stud he picks up, then an even wilder time when the chauffeur gets involved too.
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Collection of four short films from Nova. "Big Brother Is Watching You" — Hunky construction worker Doug happens upon his kid brother jerking off in the bathroom. "Sun Deck" — A hunky young hiker discovers a naked sunbather with a huge cock. "Marathon Man" — A track all-star knows he's turned on by his humpy teammate and can't keep hot, sexual fantasies from flooding his mind. "Drive, He Said" — A cruiser in a limo has a wild time in the backseat with a stud he picks up, then an even wilder time when the chauffeur gets involved too.
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In Theaters:1/1/1981
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Nova Productions
Cast
Scott Masters
Director
Danny Harper
(segment "Big Brother Is Watching You") (archive footage)
Doug Harper
(segment "Big Brother Is Watching You") (archive footage)
Jack Burke
(segment "Sun Deck") (archive footage)
Les Roberts
(segment "Sun Deck") (archive footage)
Jeff Hunter
(segment "Marathon Man") (archive footage)
Rusty Evans
(segment "Marathon Man") (archive footage)
Scott Anderson
(segment "Drive, He Said") (archive footage)
Dan Rockford
(segment "Drive, He Said") (archive footage)
Rich Parsons
(segment "Drive, He Said") (archive footage)
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