Cast: Dean Chasson, Christopher Gregory, Jerome Sanderson, Jim Gorga, Marty Storm, Tod Taylor, Val Anderson

Dean Chasson (who later went on to do several Falcon films) and six of his acquaintances gather in this 1971 classic movie which was the first full-length gay feature with synch sound. Based on the best-selling beat-off book of the sixties of the same name, it's all about rural buddies, the football star, the minister's son, a filling station attendant, etc., who form a sex club and play around in a barn.

Many of today's viewers still identify with these adolescent games that make sexual experimentation possible under the pretext of "just fooling around." Dean's voice-over introduces each of his buddies as they arrive to the barn: John, boyish Peter, curly headed Clyde, a John Denver-look-alike with a big cock (Teddy), sexy Frank, and another boyish man, Carey.

The guys play strip poker in an old barn to decide who will make who cum, and how, with one guy making the orders (Dean) and everyone else taking them, especially the guy who lost the poker game.

Once the game begins, Dean wins and John loses, becoming his sexual toy. The makeshift table is moved for a mattress and John beats off on it after stripping, directed by Chasson. "Everybody who's got a hard-on, pull it out," Dean bellows, and they all do.

One coupling to another occurs and the action is predominantly oral and masturbatory. During the next game, the men are directed to use John as they will: John services Teddy's big cock orally, humps Peter's hungry hole, Clyde gets a blowjob, and Frank and Carey work John over together. Chasson and John end the session outside of the barn, 69ing, licking, kissing, and trading blowjobs.

The men lean toward the skinny side, but the sex is everything you could ever dream of; some scenes are gentle and passionate while others are pounding and hard. The final scene includes dildo action in Frank's ass as he's tied over a saw horse, and a series of fast-moving couplings that conclude with cumshots.

Also includes group masturbation and cock size contests, rotation of partners is determined by the man with the biggest dick, the biggest balls, the thickest cock, etc. A superior transfer from film to video makes the film easy to watch and easy on the eyes. Dark lighting at times, though, leaves the viewer unable to fully appreciated some of the money shots.

"There is an almost mythical simplicity ... There is a certain charm about the innocent depravity of smoking cigarettes, drinking beer, and playing poker, and both the sound and editing are as primitive as the locale ... The film suggests an even earlier time, when men discovered their sexual natures, not from television, computer bulletin boards, or classroom lectures, but by heading for the barn with a buddy or two." -- Manshots