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TouchDown Tony's review on 9/19/2002
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Starring Jeff Stryker, Randy Savino, Jackson Price, Bad McGuire, Daniel Reed, Kurt Wagner, Dante Foxx, Sarabia Special Features include: Behind the Scenes Footage, Music Video, Gallery, Trailers. Can we say "Jeff Stryker's Casting Couch Sessions" boyz and... well, boyz? For that is what this little endeavor seems to be. Unlike others, I have few problems whatsoever with the immortally youthful Jeff Stryker. After all these years, he has maintained his fit, sculpted body, while maintaining his somewhat aloof and diffident air. He still growls his dirty talk as if he was an adolescent discovery the value of vocabulary for the very first time. Added to all that, he still sports the thick, hard as a rock, lengthy erection that made him a star in the first place. If I were to complain about Jeff Stryker, I would have to say that his charisma level tends to falter the longer that he continues to maintain the charismatic qualities of a Mattel product come to life, em, make that larger than life. For, to me, Jeff Stryker is the living incarnation of Barbie's playmate, Ken.
Joe Shaver's review on 9/8/2002
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For several years Jeff Stryker toured in a show called Hard Time. This played on his big success in Powertool, a prison flick he made in 1987 which won lots of awards and introduced the big prick to gay viewers. So when this film boldly announces that it was three years in the making and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars its including the run and cost of the stage show in this outlandish statement. This hardcore version begins with a subway troubadour strumming a guitar and singing a laudatory song about Jeff doing it his way, or doing it the hard way, or something. Its hard to hear all the words because of the subways echo and the poor recording, which is something we probably should be thankful for. We first meet Jeff as he is ostensibly holding auditions for his stage show. As Randy Savino struggles through the script in a way that would have most directors saying, Dont call us, well call you, Jeff obviously sees more performance possibilities in this guy than we do. That was great! he intones Now come down here and suck my dick.


