"Jamie Gillis, Valerie Marron, Arturo Millhouse, Tina Russell, Ultramax, Marc Stevens" Classic, Feature, Straight Joe Rock Superstar Alpha Blue Archives
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Featuring Jamie Gillis, Marc Stevens, Tina Russell, Valerie Marron, Ultramax, Arturo Millhouse, this title touches on gonzo-style or straightforward hardcore scenes with little plot and softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content with consistent pacing.
With a runtime of about 1 hour and 8 minutes, it feels closer to a complete feature than a short clip.
The source description emphasizes the flow of interaction and gradual escalation. A concise excerpt from that synopsis follows:
Marc Stevens plays Joe Cock, a Jim Morrison by way of David Bowie circa Ziggy Stardust vocalist whose claim to fame is his uncanny ability to get it up on stage. When the film starts, his girlfriend (Tina Russell) is upset that her oral skills aren't arousing him so she blows guitar player Sean Costello in the hallway telling him she's 'always had a passion for balls.' Indeed. The band goes on stage - Stevens lip synching to Morrions's vocals with Costello hammering away at his guitar where this is none as Jamie Gillis keeps time on the drums. The same performers also appear in the audience in front of the stage, making you realize just how small the cast is for this Costello directed picture. At any rate, Cock can't get it up and the band is booed off the stage. They retreat to think things over and Cock's mother, 'Mrs. Cock.
Overall, this should appeal to anyone interested in focused, well-defined themes who prefer a deliberate visual organization. For those interested in Jamie Gillis, Marc Stevens, Tina Russell, Valerie Marron, Ultramax and Arturo Millhouse, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work.
With a runtime of about 1 hour and 8 minutes, it feels closer to a complete feature than a short clip.
The source description emphasizes the flow of interaction and gradual escalation. A concise excerpt from that synopsis follows:
Marc Stevens plays Joe Cock, a Jim Morrison by way of David Bowie circa Ziggy Stardust vocalist whose claim to fame is his uncanny ability to get it up on stage. When the film starts, his girlfriend (Tina Russell) is upset that her oral skills aren't arousing him so she blows guitar player Sean Costello in the hallway telling him she's 'always had a passion for balls.' Indeed. The band goes on stage - Stevens lip synching to Morrions's vocals with Costello hammering away at his guitar where this is none as Jamie Gillis keeps time on the drums. The same performers also appear in the audience in front of the stage, making you realize just how small the cast is for this Costello directed picture. At any rate, Cock can't get it up and the band is booed off the stage. They retreat to think things over and Cock's mother, 'Mrs. Cock.
Overall, this should appeal to anyone interested in focused, well-defined themes who prefer a deliberate visual organization. For those interested in Jamie Gillis, Marc Stevens, Tina Russell, Valerie Marron, Ultramax and Arturo Millhouse, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work.
