Drive (1974) - Jack Deveau

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Synopsis: The title refers both to the male sexual drive and to the fact that the hero of the movie is always tooling around Manhattan in a Lamborghini; and a villainess drag queen who tries to rid men of their sex drives! Sounds amazing, with a screenplay by Christopher Rage (who also, in drag, plays the villainess Arachne) with over 50 people in the cast - Starring: Mary Jim Sstunning (a.k.a. Christopher Rage) as Arachne; Mark Luna, Mark Woodward, Peter de Rome, Peter Fersen, Shawn Roberts, Michael Corrigan, Frank Ventgen, Brian Destazio, Richard Abel, Jack Brusca, Harvey Shamber, Jaap Penraat, Stan Glinter, S.V. Newman, and John Fromme - In the disco: Freeman Freeman, Chris Ritter, Avery Addison, Bill Gillers, Steven Sampson, Bill Fitter, Jim Case, Ted Valkus, Renfroe Meyer, Lorrenzo Lasalle, Arch Fairbanks, Denny Mans, Arch Hilborn, Ray Frank, Chris Mobley, Al Kelms; In the Steamroon: Marty Marks, Rusty Lewis, Tray Christopher, Nick Shulman, Paul Turley, Rober Alvarez, Clif Dover, Jack Deveau, Mark Sayles, Joe Gun, Seth Poole; In the Locked Room: George Culver, W. Grippo, Marvin Desimone, John Willard, Paul Conaway, Frederick C. Mongue II; In the Dungeon: Curtis Brtown, Carlyle Taylor, Cal Mansour, Kenric Hawley, Joaquin Mineo, Richard Morrisey; In the Water Bucket: Harold Reardon, and Under the Blade: Kenric Brown.

The Boys from Riverside Drive (1977) - Jack Deveau

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"This early offering from master director Jack Deveau is decidedly tamer than most of his later work, and at just over an hour it's also a shorter than his epics from the later part of the decade. There is an anonymous flavor to some of the sex, and a little kinky bondage enters the picture courtesy of some very loose rope midway through, but this is mostly a straightforward, romance-inflected film.

A Night at the Adonis (1978) - Jack Deveau

"Everybody in New York in the early 80s wound up having a night at the Adonis Theater. From young to old, from leather to prep. They all enjoyed the hedonistic and carefree sexual goings-on. Jack Wrangler stars as a store owner who has designs on his hunky employee Malo aka Roger. From the balcony to a dark boiler room, director Jack Deveau does a fantastic job of showing us customers from young to older, from leather types to clean-cut at the Adonis engaging in all sorts of sexual fantasies. The sex in Jack Deveau's classic all-male film A Night at the Adonis is timeless and still dick-hardening today."

Strictly Forbidden (1976) - Jack Deveau

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Left-handed (1972) - Jack Deveau

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Taglines: This is Ray. He is Left Handed.....

Story about an antique dealer, his hustler boyfriend, and their pot dealer -- and the relationships that ensue; Deveau's first film.

This film was the first Hand-in-Hand movie, the first scripted gay porn flic, and the first musically scored gay porn flic. It opened in the same 55th Street Playhouse as Wakefield Poole's Boys in the Sand, just after Boys ended it's 26 week run. The original version had a fisting scene that has been removed in more recent versions. Dialog is dubbed. 8 scenes listed here but it was sold in 6 200' reels.