Any Boy Can

By: Mr. Powerbar
In-House Review - Oct 28 2013

A young writer - who had been cheating on his lover stationed in Vietnam - grieves over his killed-in-action lost love in Jaguar's pre-condom Any Boy Can. Eventually, of course, he finds himself renewed through the power of gay sex with a close friend. The story unfolds at a Malibu beach house - sometimes at snail's pace. The bodies are not gym-built like today, and there's some shag carpeting and set design that'll soften your cock but at least provide a good laugh. But the sex that is here is often ball-churning good (great lighting when it comes to cock-in-ass insertions), the acting more than passable. In addition there's some old-school boozing, Barry Knight's camerawork is spot-on, and the remastering is quite good. It's 40 years old and not Citizen Kane, so give it some slack, ok? (That odd new cover though? Ick.) Sentimental and dated but still surprisingly quite-sexy, make sure to watch the extended preview trailer - it's a fucking riot.

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In-House Review - Oct 28 2013

"Don's life is changed forever when his lover is killed in action. This romantic sexual story tells the tale of a stranger named Peter who helps Don through the roughest period in his life. Together they explore his inner emotions, loves, torments, desires, and sexual diversions. The cast is handsome and physically striking as well as being sexual dynamos. This true gay classic is filled with exciting drama, good camera work, a great script, and fabulous cum-drenching sex."