Lockerroom Fever (1983)
Collection of two short films from Nova. "Jocking Around" — Handsome, hunky Brian Hawks tries hard to ignore his hunky teammates. But the ass-grabbing play soon turns ass-fucking serious! "Jock Itch" — Tige McMasters has Jock Itch... in the best way possible! It can only be cured by the sight, smell and taste of the coach's well-used jockstrap. Later that night, the still hot-to-trot kid drops by the coach's house for a surprise visit.
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Collection of two short films from Nova. "Jocking Around" — Handsome, hunky Brian Hawks tries hard to ignore his hunky teammates. But the ass-grabbing play soon turns ass-fucking serious! "Jock Itch" — Tige McMasters has Jock Itch... in the best way possible! It can only be cured by the sight, smell and taste of the coach's well-used jockstrap. Later that night, the still hot-to-trot kid drops by the coach's house for a surprise visit.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1983
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Nova Productions
Cast
Scott Masters
Director
Brian Hawks
(segment "Jocking Around") (archive footage)
David Ashfield
(segment "Jocking Around") (archive footage)
Sean McWilliams
(segment "Jocking Around") (archive footage)
Mitch Taylor
(segment "Jock Itch") (archive footage)
Giorgio Canali
(segment "Jock Itch") (archive footage)
Tige McMasters
(segment "Jock Itch") (archive footage)
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