The Best of Colt Films: Part 1 (1983)
A Collection of five complete films. Shorts include: Killer & Butch, Gym Nasties, Coming To The End, Playing With Danger, and The Big Box.
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A Collection of five complete films. Shorts include: Killer & Butch, Gym Nasties, Coming To The End, Playing With Danger, and The Big Box.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Rip Colt
In Theaters:1/1/1983
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Colt Studio Group
Cast
Rip Colt
Director
Butch Barnes
(segment "Killer & Butch") (archive footage)
Killer Joe
(segment "Killer & Butch") (archive footage)
Gunner Hyde
(segment "Gym Nasties") (archive footage)
Kirby Scott
(segment "Gym Nasties") (archive footage)
Nick Rodgers
(segment "Coming To The End") (archive footage)
Giorgio Canali
(segment "Coming To The End") (archive footage)
Clint Lockner
(segment "Playing With Danger") (archive footage)
Jack Hacker
(segment "Playing With Danger") (archive footage)
Ray Medina
(segment "The Big Box") (archive footage)
Lars Lundig
(segment "The Big Box") (archive footage)
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