Hot Lunch (1984)
Collection of three short films from Nova. "Hot Lunch" — It's lunch time and these two macho studs know exactly what they want to eat. "Soccer Games" — After checking out this hunk's muscular body, one of his teammates has a fantasy that quickly turns into reality... with these two studs getting it on in the lockerroom, the shower, and even in the Jacuzzi! "End Up" — It's closing time at the EndUp. As clean-up progresses, spirits are revived and the two bartenders start to enjoy some after-hours pleasures.
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Collection of three short films from Nova. "Hot Lunch" — It's lunch time and these two macho studs know exactly what they want to eat. "Soccer Games" — After checking out this hunk's muscular body, one of his teammates has a fantasy that quickly turns into reality... with these two studs getting it on in the lockerroom, the shower, and even in the Jacuzzi! "End Up" — It's closing time at the EndUp. As clean-up progresses, spirits are revived and the two bartenders start to enjoy some after-hours pleasures.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Nova Productions
Cast
Scott Masters
Director
Butch Barnes
(segment "Hot Lunch") (archive footage)
Todd Russell
(segment "Hot Lunch") (archive footage)
Zack Morgan
(segment "End Up") (archive footage)
Jim Rogers
(segment "End Up") (archive footage)
Ty Arthur
(segment "Soccer Games") (archive footage)
Eric Clement
(segment "Soccer Games") (archive footage)
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