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Love a Man with a Beard 4 (1984)

That attraction to men with beards ... it's almost that growth on the face in some cases exudes sex, even if one doesn't fetishize hair itself. In fact, one study recently claimed that a trimmed beard or a ten-day stubble on a guy is the most sexy for women (and thus gay men). The third of four volumes featuring some of the hottest vintage gay porn scenes starring bearded men! This volume includes scenes from classic gay porn movies: Show Hards ("Boiler Room"), Bullet Videopac 2 ("Pool Party"), Old Reliable: Hairy Men, Turbo Charge, Hot Truckin', Catching Up, The Sins of Johnny X, Confessions of a Male Groupie, Made in the Shade 2, and Erotic Hands.
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That attraction to men with beards ... it's almost that growth on the face in some cases exudes sex, even if one doesn't fetishize hair itself. In fact, one study recently claimed that a trimmed beard or a ten-day stubble on a guy is the most sexy for women (and thus gay men). The third of four volumes featuring some of the hottest vintage gay porn scenes starring bearded men! This volume includes scenes from classic gay porn movies: Show Hards ("Boiler Room"), Bullet Videopac 2 ("Pool Party"), Old Reliable: Hairy Men, Turbo Charge, Hot Truckin', Catching Up, The Sins of Johnny X, Confessions of a Male Groupie, Made in the Shade 2, and Erotic Hands.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Bijou Video

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