We specialize in hard to find items
All Categories
*Price and Stocks may change without prior notice
*Packaging of actual item may differ from photo shown
- Electrical items MAY be 110 volts.
- 7 Day Return Policy
- All products are genuine and original
- Cash On Delivery/Cash Upon Pickup Available
About Once In A Blue Moon
Product Description Scene one, entitled “Soldier of Fortune,” is a historical revisionist's take on the 1960 Franci Gay Powers U-2 spy plane incident. Here, actual footage of a military plane is used, and newspaper headlines reveal that a U.S. Spy plane has been shot down and its pilot, Lt. Jerry Flowers (Luke Bender, aka Steve Kennedy), has been captured by Russian interrogators behind enemy lines. Flowers is “tortured” by being whipped with a riding crop, but only yells out his name, rank, and serial number in response to the questions. Soviet interrogator Chris Harts wants information from the unyielding Flowers, but the sexy Slav ends up yielding himself to the American lieutenant instead. --------------------------------------------------------- The second vignette is called “Better Sooner Than Later” and stars Marcus Braun as a soon-to-be-departing executive headed for a new assignment in Paris, and Johnny Rahm as the coworker he is leaving behind. Their intimate, realistic and passionate dialogue reveals that not only are both gay, but that they have longed for one another for some time. They get into a love making scene. Untypical for Ross --------------------------------------------------------- Scene three is perhaps the most politically powerful and passion-evoking vignette in the film. Entitled “Jerome Goes to Hell,” it features a newscaster (Bill Jones a take on Walter. Cronkite) telling the viewing audience that a conservative politician bearing an eerie likeness to Ronald Reagen (Zeff Ryan) has suffered a stroke, and he is not expected to survive. Next, we find him in a comatose state on a metal staircase that presumably leads to Hell. Standing above him are an angel (Pipi Chess) and God (J. Market). God tells Jerome he was so “nasty and awful” that he's going to Hell for his sins. The halfway point to Hell looks like a Fellini-esque setting from Satyricon! Naked and almost naked men wonder around. The politician is introduced to several of these men, including some of those he met during his hateful career: a homeless person (Tom White) and promising athlete who didn't make it to the Olympics because he was gay. Boy with arms Akimbo, Robert Mapplethorpe whose career he tried to destroy with censorship and now he must face them and submit in a highly erotic sequence. ------------------------------------------------------- The last vignette in the video is “Once in a Blue Moon.” Dean Pike plays an inmate in jail who has corresponded with someone outside for three years, and on the eve of his release he thinks about meeting his pen-pal (Jim Montana). Montana stands in front of San Quentin Prison in the cold, blustery weather until Pike is set free and the two immediately drive off in Jim's car. The car breaks down; the two have a heated exchange that starts with suspicion and trust issues and ends with well you know.. Ross found Pike on Ventura beach in CA , a teacher and a career educator who is not "a scene" type. He is now years later married with 6 children. Review “It's a thinker's sex film.” --Advocate Men “A sexy cast and Ross' AAAA reputation will keep this product moving.” --Adult Video News A touch of genius --Bay Area Reporter San Francisco About the Director Toby Ross is an American film director who made gay pornographic films in the 1970s and 1980s and later on went to produce non sexual and cult films. Many film aficionados consider Ross the only missing link between X films and commercial independent films, as Ross calls it The Antarctica of the film business.
