Hot young studs gettin' off watchin' hot young studs gettin' off! With two of Nova's biggest stars, Ross Franklin and Bill Lake, plus Jack Wrangler and a special appearance by Nova's newest superstar Marc Newman. Includes six complete films: Up His Alley, Cock Watcher, Eye Ballin', Watch My Lover, Peek Show, and Head Hunters.
Bill Voss, Fred Clay, Abe Rich
Director
Bill Lake
(segments "Up His Alley" & "Head Hunters") (archive footage)
Toby Lawrence
(segments "Up His Alley" & "Head Hunters") (archive footage)
Terry Trent
(segments "Up His Alley" & "Cock Watcher") (archive footage)
Ed Fredericks
(segment "Cock Watcher") (archive footage)
Jeff Reynolds
(segment "Cock Watcher") (archive footage)
Gary Bowles
(segment "Eye Ballin'") (archive footage)
Ross Jordan
(segment "Eye Ballin'") (archive footage)
Rod Stanford
(segments "Eye Ballin'" & "Watch My Lover") (archive footage)
Steve Carter
(segment "Watch My Lover") (archive footage)
Russell Craig
(segment "Watch My Lover") (archive footage)
Jack Wrangler
(segment "Peek Show") (archive footage)
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