Duff Paxton was one of the best gay porn stars of the 70s and 80s. Tho' I have heard nothing about a death, he remains, in my mind, as one of the best actors and sexual performers ever.
"The Kid from L. A." was directed by Steve Scott and produced by an old friend of mine, "Taylor Benson." It concerned Toby, a sensitive guy from New York, who parents are worried about him, but glad that he's out of the "concrete jungle." He's picked up by blond, David Daniels and has an anonymous tryst in the back of a van, while David's roommate is busy with another guy inside the house.
Toby also has sex with a drug dealer when he stops by to buy $20 worth of pot. Later, Toby arrives home and gets a strange phone call from a "sex talker." At first put off, he is mesmerized by the voice and message at the other end and eventually "participates."
Steve Scott was a wonderful director and the photography was right on. The models were very natural, not over buffed and shaved all over as many are today.
For a "dated" film, this one belongs on DVD. It clearly shows why Duff was in much demand during his brief stay on the blue screen.
"The Kid from L. A." was directed by Steve Scott and produced by an old friend of mine, "Taylor Benson." It concerned Toby, a sensitive guy from New York, who parents are worried about him, but glad that he's out of the "concrete jungle." He's picked up by blond, David Daniels and has an anonymous tryst in the back of a van, while David's roommate is busy with another guy inside the house.
Toby also has sex with a drug dealer when he stops by to buy $20 worth of pot. Later, Toby arrives home and gets a strange phone call from a "sex talker." At first put off, he is mesmerized by the voice and message at the other end and eventually "participates."
Steve Scott was a wonderful director and the photography was right on. The models were very natural, not over buffed and shaved all over as many are today.
For a "dated" film, this one belongs on DVD. It clearly shows why Duff was in much demand during his brief stay on the blue screen.