Mark Reynolds produced quintessential youth-oriented movies throughout the 1980s, consistently
presenting a parade of California's hottest golden boys, those stunning Adonises of boundless sexual
proportions and endless sexual curiosity.
In 1984, Reynolds was at his peak when he assembled the cast and crew together to make
One Size Fits All. The film's relentlessly impressive talent includes the indefatigable
David Ashfield, along with the insatiable surfer blonde Brian Hawks, and the studs Chris Allen and Mark Rebel.
The simple story is about a young attendant's first day on the job at a gym. Played by Brian Hawks,
we follow him around the areas of the gym, which was shot on location at Los Angeles' The Iron
Works.
The movie begins with Brad Walsh stealing a quick wank over a girlie magazine
in the locker room. This prelude is followed by a hot coupling with the manager, David Ashfield, and
a gymnast, Chris Allen. [In this film, Ashfield works under the name Bob Holloway]
This is a hot scene, mostly because of the hot, vibrant colors pervasive everywhere during the
rutting on the weight equipment. The next episode pits the twinkish, smooth Hawks with Mark Rebel,
a raven-haired bodybuilder.
Their obvious contrast is arousing. They work together great as Hawks eagerly takes a complete anal assault
from Rebel.
This scene is followed by a muscle-worshipping solo from the gym-built John Swarthmore.
The film's climax is
when Hawks is accidentally locked in the building after dark. He dreams of an orgy with everybody
he has been drooling over throughout the day. The dream is interrupted by night watchman Lionel
Washington, awakening the youth to the rock-hard reality of his black erection. Reality is sweet.
Hawks streams a
river of hot sex talk as Washington plows in Hawks' creamy white buttocks.
The films is crisp, straight-forward and completely sexual. There is no speck of romance anywhere
from beginning to end. Watching sexed-up gym rats going at it is extremely arousing.
Like many other pre-condom films, this is typically offered for a big discount. Get it while you
still can.
Mark Reynolds produced quintessential youth-oriented movies throughout the 1980s, consistently
presenting a parade of California's hottest golden boys, those stunning Adonises of boundless sexual
proportions and endless sexual curiosity.
