Genre: Shot on film, Collection, Anal, Oral, Vintage, Retro, Bareback, Pre-Condom
Duration: 01:29:53
Director: Gary "Chris" McKay
Studio: L.A. Heat Video
Cast: Dakota, Bill Eld, Ray Fuller
LA HEAT VIDEO and Director Gary "Chris" McKay return to the days when sex was dirty and air was clean as they proudly bring you their most special presentation to date-- "8MM Vintage male/male, 1968-1970," the first in their new series of "vintage" videos designed especially for those who long to see adult entertainment the way it was back in the days before home video. As the brief prologue at the beginning of the tape explains, with the birth of the sexual revolution in the late 60's, came an increase in adult oriented entertainment--most notably, adult films. While more urban communities often included "movie houses" specifically designed to show these films, far more often than not, such venues catered exclusively to a heterosexual clientele, while theatres designed for a gay audience were few and far between. None the less, such "All-Male" films were produced and ,helped largely by newly postal codes which, up until then had severely prohibited the use of the US Mails for the delivery of "adult oriented materials", this once forbidden kind of entertainment became widely available for home viewing, mainly through mail order companies specializing in such films. Often less "slick" or "formulaic" as their modern, video counterparts, these "loops" as they were called usually shot on 16mm film, then transferred onto 8mm, making them compatible for showing on the average home movie projector. Usually 10-15 minutes in length, by today's standards their content often varied from what would eventually be called "soft core" or simple "beef cake" films, to more "hard core" features, and they presented viewers with some of the most naturally attractive men of the time, engaging the most incredible scenes of sex-"Mano Y Mano" ever to be preserved on film. integrity of their authentic "reel to reel" viewing experience. Even going so far as to include the sound of an authentic film projector on to the video's soundtrack which was mastered by Spectrum Music especially for this video.
Format: AVI
Video: 240x180 (1.33:1), 25 fps, DivX Codec 5.x or 6.x ~393 kbps avg, 0.36 bit/pixel
Audio: 22.050 kHz, MPEG Layer 3, 2 ch, ~96.00 kbps avg
