Something For Everyone

From the AMG and Wingate & Bevins film Ramona (aka Seven Athletes) released in 1966.  

Take notes, you will be tested.  From the left: Jim Barckley, Buddy O'Neil, Jim Horn, Tom Smith, Brian Idol, Howard Frame and Sam Hunter.  That's one helluva of a line up.  

Bring On The Men!

Two DILF models wrestle it out for the AMG lens.  Please tell me someone can identify either or both guys.  I need to find more photos of the guy on top.  

See notes below:  Ronnie Borthwick on top of Howard Frame. 

Aged Beef

The guy on top (so to speak) caught my attention today.  He seems a little older than the average model at AMG.  For those who like mature beef, this should fit the bill. 

Thanks to Brian who tells us the guy on top is Howard Frame and the other guy is Don Foster.  See notes below. 

The Devil Made Me Do It

Today's photos were inspired by the photos posted by my friend at Vintage Muscle Men to celebrate Halloween.  

Bob Mizer usually made films with a moral message and good always triumphed over evil.  Evil was often portrayed as the devil trying to tempt some young innocent into coming over to the dark side.  So let's take a look at some of the models who played Satan over the years at AMG. 

First up we have Monte Hansen and Rocky Coffey in a promo still for Rocky & the Devil.  I never saw this one, but any film with Monte in it is worth finding, if you can.  

Next up we have Darryl Johnson as the fallen angel and Bob Jackson as the picture of innocence in the AMG film Elusive Devil.  

The first time I posted this photo the always helpful cham-cham identified the devil as Joe Diaz.  Like me, however, cham-cham was not able to identify the film.  I'm thinking it may have never been released.  

BTW, that's Howard Frame on the right.  

And finally, here's my favorite AMG devil of all time.  Bob Newrock plays the Devil and Jerry Edwards is the "youth" in the AMG film The Devil & the Innocent Youth.  To my knowledge, this was the only work both models did at AMG.  

We never got any physical stats on either of them but, fortunately, Mizer provided some character analysis symbols for these guys.  The symbols told us Bob was well-hung and always horny, while Jerry preferred the passive role in his encounters. 

In this film good did not triumph over evil.  Well, not exactly.  While Jerry was able to trap Bob and overpower him, Bob was able to escape from Jerry's clutches and eventually put the innocent youth into a deep sleep.  The end of the film shows Bob lifting Jerry over his shoulder and carrying him away into the forest.  Lucky Jerry. 

Horny Devil

That's Howard Frame on the right, but I don't recognize the other two guys.  This was probably from an AMG film that was never released. 

Bad Boys

Another photo from the AMG film Kangaroo Court released in 1961.  The two guys kneeling are Howard Frame (left) and Terry Caldwell.  Behind them is Arthur Pruett (left) and, the guy who was always quick with a smile, the lovely Shan Daymore.

Kangaroo Court

The full cast of Kangaroo Court (AMG, 1961).  From the left: Terry Caldwell, Howard Frame, Arthur Pruett, unidentified guard and Shan Daymore. 

Poor Terry is the new hood in the jailhouse who tries to make friends with his cellmates, but they're a bunch of jerks.  Some roughhouse wrestling takes place and Terry "beats" them all.  Best moment?  Four guys wrestling wildly on the floor caused the cell door to fall down.  Oops!  No matter, the film must go on.  

A fun film to watch, but I had one qualm.  The handsome guard was never identified.   The credits listed only the cell mates.   On a positive note, though, Arthur Pruett's ass looked incredible in that jock strap.