Veteran filmmaker John Travis goes back to prison to find inspiration for the film Forced Entry. It still stands today as not only one of our favorite Studio 2000 movies, but is also arguably one of the best prison-themed gay porn videos. The film also ended up being one of the best role for mid-90s bombshell porn star Kevin Dean. Playing the film's star, Dean is an inmate at an isolated prison where masturbation, rape and cellbonding provide the only release for these prisoners and the guards.
John Travis
Director
Kevin Dean
Charlie Atwood/ Short Timer
Beau Saxon
Ted Johnson/ New Inmate
Sean Diamond
Bobby Miller/ Inmate #1
Tony Hampton
Joe Delamo/ Inmate #2
Jim Pulver
Chris Tucker/ Inmate #3
Vic Hall
Tony Spivak/ Inmate #4
Drew Nolan
Dick Palmer/ Inmate #5
Aiden Shaw
Tommy Martin/ Library Trustee
Dean Johnson
Dave Anderson/ Trustee
Rip Stone
Mike Stevens/ Guard #2
Doug Perry
Karl Jones/ Guard #1
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