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John Bradley in The Secrets of Lake Success (1993)

2012-01-13T00:01:00.000-05:00

John Bradley in The Secrets of Lake Success (1993)

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John Saxon in The Evil Eye (1963)

2012-01-11T00:01:00.000-05:00

John Saxon in The Evil Eye (1963)

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Cornel Wilde in At Sword's Point (1952)

2012-01-09T00:01:00.001-05:00

Cornel Wilde in At Sword's Point (1952)

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Ryan Phillippe in The Secrets of Lake Success (1993)

2012-01-06T00:01:00.004-05:00

Ryan Phillippe in The Secrets of Lake Success (1993)

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Andrés García in The Bermuda Triangle (1978)

2012-01-04T00:01:00.003-05:00

Andrés García in The Bermuda Triangle (1978)

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Aaron Eckhart in Rabbit Hole (2010)

2012-01-02T00:01:00.019-05:00

Aaron Eckhart in Rabbit Hole (2010)

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Sorry to start the new year on a downer, but this was one of the films I watched during the break, and it has since left quite an impression—and I'm not just talking about how insanely handsome Mr. Eckhart looks in every single scene—

John Gavin & Kirk Douglas in Spartacus (1960)

2011-12-30T00:01:00.001-05:00

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John Gavin & Kirk Douglas in Spartacus (1960)

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Jack Scalia in Nuclear Hurricane (2007)

2011-12-28T00:01:00.001-05:00

Jack Scalia in Nuclear Hurricane (2007)

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This is my first encounter with Mr. Scalia, by no means the best place to start. (Just the title alone is enough to scare most people away. I was desperate.) But with the help of Google I realize just how much I need to get my hands on his earlier filmography—this man was smoking hot! So hopefully some of you out there can point me to the right direction. Nevertheless, traces of his former glory are still here, for a man in his late 50s, he's filling the wife-beater rather nicely.

John Bromfield in Three Bad Sisters (1956)

2011-12-26T12:01:00.004-05:00

John Bromfield in Three Bad Sisters (1956)

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More Mr. Bromfield! God, I just love his face: the eyes, the proportion of his nose, and those plump lips. This film, currently available only on Netflix Streaming, I believe, is a blast to see. If you want to see just how melodramatic melodrama can be, this is the answer.

William Holden in Picnic (1955)

2011-12-23T00:01:00.002-05:00

William Holden in Picnic (1955)

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Just the other day I was reading the comments you guys left throughout the blog, and someone mentioned this film, funny how the timing just worked out! Request delivered!

If whoever out there is a fan of Mr. Holden, you should just stop reading and BUY yourself a copy—I can do a whole week worth of posts just on Mr. Holden's shirtlessness in this film. I love every single moment of it. Though while watching, I keep seeing Mr. Holden, the handsome actor, rather than the character he's playing. Oh well, still a satisfied viewer!

Chris Sarandon in Fright Night (1985)

2011-12-21T00:01:00.003-05:00

Chris Sarandon in Fright Night (1985)

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So, I haven't checked out the recent remake with Colin Farrel, is it worth watching? I heard some negative things but what you think?

Either way, I wasn't overly impressed with the original, (might be another reason for my hesitance on the new one.) guess I missed the timing on this one; perhaps if I'd seen it in theater in the 80s I would think differently.

This is also one of those rare occasion where I find the male actor more alluring when he is clothed. The highlight is definitely the dance sequence in the club, it was packed with sexual tension and electricity—the way Amanda Bearse pulls on Mr Saradon's loose collar, and how she moves her hands across his physical contour, beautifully acted by both actors. Mr Sarandon is a fine looking man, but his sexuality resides more in the aura he emits than his physicality, at least according to my humble opinion.

Robert Winston in Blood Thirst (1971)

2011-12-19T00:01:00.016-05:00

Robert Winston in Blood Thirst (1971)

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*Thanks to Anonymous for the suggestion

My peculiar obsession with old B-movies continues. I was unaware of this particular title until someone left me a note at the suggestion post. (On a side-note, sparky2379 recommended I Eat Your Skin, another B-horror film that is worth checking out for Mr. William Joyce. Unfortunately the DVD quality is not the clearest, so I forego capping it for the blog.)

What a find this is! I really enjoyed this silly little b/w horror—perfect balance of cheesiness and some relatively well done suspense. At the center of it all, Mr. Winston, playing a hired American detective to solve a series of mysterioud murders on foreign land. I was a bit put off by his acting initially, really trying too hard to shove the strong-minded, womanizing American stereotype down our throat. But all that was forgiven once his shirt started to come off—yummy!

Charlton Heston in Lucy Gallant (1955)

2011-12-16T00:02:00.001-05:00

Charlton Heston in Lucy Gallant (1955)

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Harmless film for die-hard Mr. Heston fan only (such as like this Blogger here); there's really no need to hunt this one down. A tepid melodrama from the 50s, and Mr. Heston is only shirtless for 3 seconds.

Robbie Amell in Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster (2010)

2011-12-14T00:01:00.002-05:00

Robbie Amell in Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster (2010)

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Recently caught my eyes from his appearance in the TV series, Revenge, I looked him up on IMDB, and the only substantial movies he's done so far are Disney TV movies and two Scooby-Doo films... (Granted he's only in his early 20s.) The film is just your typical family fare, but what a way to display Robbie torso. Much potential here for sure.

Mark Damon in Black Sabbath (1963)

2011-12-12T00:01:00.002-05:00

Mark Damon in Black Sabbath (1963)

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I know, I know, no shirt is being removed today. But what can I say, just look at that intense stare! How can I not share the eyes as beautiful as Mr. Damon's?

Mark Umbers in A Good Woman (2004)

2011-12-09T00:01:00.002-05:00

Mark Umbers in A Good Woman (2004)

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Beautiful English actor, wondering if there's anything new with him in the shirtlessness department?

Steve Doubet in The Silent Scream (1980)

2011-12-07T00:01:00.002-05:00

Steve Doubet in The Silent Scream (1980)

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It has been an insane couple days... time for a brainless horror film from the 80s. I was entertained throughout this little horror gem, besides, it has Barbara Steele making a brief appearance, which is kind of interesting for me since I've recently saw Bava's Black Sunday.

Really wasn't going to screencap anything at first, since no male actor in the film really jumps out at me for their good look. (And I've never heard of any of them.) But as the film progresses, Mr. Doubet starts to grow on me, and sure enough, he pretty much has his shirt open for the entire last act. Lean with a nice amount of body hair, nothing to complain about. (Oh, actually yes, a haircut would be nice...)

John Bromfield in Easy to Love (1953)

2011-12-05T00:01:00.002-05:00

John Bromfield in Easy to Love (1953)

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Classic Hollywood hunk! Look how smooth he is! And what a perfectly shaped chest...

Daniel Wu in Cop on a Mission (2001)

2011-12-02T00:01:00.018-05:00

Daniel Wu in Cop on a Mission (2001)

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Lame movie, but hot, hot, HOT Asian!

I don't know why I've kept these screencaps from the limelight for so long, (I saw this during the summer.) but looking at them now just make me want to watch this film again. Truth to be told, this low budget HK gangster film is pretty horrible, but Mr. Wu has so many hot scenes here it will definitely be a different kind of must-watch film down the road. Too bad my image hosting does not allow posting nudity, because Mr. Wu has the most bubbly butt, and it is on display, not once, but twice!

Very fortunate Mr. Wu has move on from making crap like this to some high caliber, well-recieved Asian films. But he really never reveal his body as completely as it is here. (Amazingly enough, this oddity is available to rent on Netflix.)

Christopher Stone in The Howling (1981)

2011-11-30T00:01:00.029-05:00

Christopher Stone in The Howling (1981)

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*Thanks to Anonymous for the suggestion

Yes, so I'm finally getting around all those submitted film suggestions, thanks to everyone who has contributed! Suggestion is still highly welcome, just leave it in the comments section here, or click the link locates on the left side of this blog.

With all the recent public obsession with wolf, (Taylor Lautner? Teen Wolf?) it is pretty interesting seeing how it is done "back in the day." The film itself is pretty mundane by today's standard; but nothing like that can be said about Mr. Stone! I remember mentioning on this blog a while back, these days most male stars' body are too sculpted, sometimes I miss seeing natural, chunky muscle. Mr. Stone's physique here is perfection, look at those arms! That stomach! If you want to see more of him, there is a quick scene in the film where he bares his butt.

Hugh O'Brian in Agatha Christie's 'Ten Little Indians (1965)

2011-11-27T22:46:00.000-05:00

Hugh O'Brian in Agatha Christie's 'Ten Little Indians (1965)

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So, it's approaching winter once again, what better than staying inside a cozy apartment, watching expertly adapted murder mystery film based on Agatha Christie's all time classic? Oh, when the said film features Mr. O'Brian, shirtless! But truth to be told, I would have enjoyed this film just as much, without Mr. O'Brian's presence, it is well paced, tense and comes with a beautiful B/W cinematography. I highly recommend checking this out.

As an aside, what's the connection between hot studs and Agatha Christie adaptation? First there's Nicholas Clay, now Hugh O'Brian? Looks like I know what kind of films I need to load on my Netflix queue!

James Franciscus in The Valley of Gwangi (1969)

2011-03-30T00:01:00.005-04:00

James Franciscus in The Valley of Gwangi (1969)

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The Charlton Heston look-alike from the Planet of the Apes sequel is back on this blog, this time fighting dinos!

A Martinez in She-Devil (1989)

2011-03-28T00:01:00.002-04:00

A Martinez in She-Devil (1989)

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Meryl Streep is the most awesome actress around! There, I just have to let that thought out.
Remember enjoyed this film immensely from a watch years ago, I was more than happy to revisit it again on Instant Netflix. The film is just as hilarious as ever, if even more mean spirited and dark than I recalled. Everyone's over-acting like there's no tomorrow, but it definitely amplified the charm and certain Tim Burton-ness of this production. Mr. Martinez played Ms. Streep's butler/ play boy, therefore it is more than reasonable to see him in various states of de-clothed. More bonus points for an already awesome comedy!

Roland Martinez & Dave Oren Ward in The Killer Eye (1999)

2011-03-25T00:01:00.002-04:00

Roland Martinez & Dave Oren Ward in The Killer Eye (1999)

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Another wonderful work from director David DeCoteau, I think by now we all know what to expect, and this flick totally deliver in that department: beautiful boys in their underwear, rubbing their toned bodies while the camera lingering on their every move. What, giant eyeball stalking woman in the shower? Totally did not pay attention to that!
I have posted this long time ago in the now sadly lost Dreamcaps.org, I think gradually I will recover those posts I made there and re-organize them here.

Alain Delon in Joy House (1964)

2011-03-23T00:01:00.009-04:00

Alain Delon in Joy House (1964)

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This was a joy to watch, not only are the three leads beautiful, (Jane Fonda is so alluring it hurts) but the psychological drama moves at a lightning pace, with snappy dialogs and constant mind games between the trio. I have to applaud for the film's ending, it is darkly comedic, horrific and successfully brings the film full circle without losing any dramatic momentum. It would be interesting to see this one being re-made, in good hands it would definitely be awesome! All in all, definitely worth checking out.
Mr. Delon is as dashing as ever here, I don't even mind that we didn't get to see his beautiful body. (He did lose his shirt once, but the camera was placed so close, all we see was skin.) Just look at those eyes of his!

Lyle Waggoner in Wonder Woman (1975)

2011-03-21T00:01:00.002-04:00

Lyle Waggoner in Wonder Woman (1975)

"The New Original Wonder Woman" S1 , Ep1

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Oh, Mr. Waggoner, who can forget your awesome Playgirl centerfold?

Like many TV men of the 70s, he's handsome, deep voiced and featured a beautiful, beefy torso. The show itself is more than tolerable, but I don't think I will go further than the first season. (the show lost its charm for me when the story was reformatted to present day in the second season.) Unless any of you know Mr. Waggoner loses his shirt in any of the successive seasons? (Somehow I highly doubt it... but please prove me wrong!)

Aaron Kwok in Music Videos

2011-03-18T00:01:00.000-04:00

Aaron Kwok in Music Videos

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So I mentioned in the previous post of Mr. Kwok, about his extensive music career, and his unselfishness in revealing his toned body, I think I should dig up some pictures from his huge (seriously, I'm pretty sure he has done more than 50 of them!) music video archive to give you an idea. As you can see, he isn't named "Asia's Ricky Martin" for nothing!
Some highlights MV:
Fly (飛) / Get Moving 動起來 / Sing This Song 唱這歌 / Attitude of Love 戀愛態度

Russell Crowe in Virtuosity (1995)

2011-03-16T00:01:00.013-04:00

Russell Crowe in Virtuosity (1995)

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Don't know why, there are beautiful men that just don't appeal to me sexually, such as Mr. DiCaprio, (though I thoroughly love him as an actor) and the case with Mr. Crowe is a strange one; he just kind off fell out of my radar. The last time I felt the hot for him was Gladiator, after that he is just a "great actor" in my book. But I totally find him appealing in his earlier flicks; like this one. Not all that great of a movie, but if you want to see Mr. Crowe butt naked, check this one out!

Between all your kind suggestions for movies to watch (thank you!) I should start looking into Mr. Crowe's archive for more eye candy!

Alexander D'Arcy in Horrors of Spider Island (1960)

2011-03-14T00:01:00.000-04:00

Alexander D'Arcy in Horrors of Spider Island (1960)

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Don't ask me why, but I enjoy these kind of campy crap from time to time. Other than a tedious introduction of all the female casts, the film became quite fun to watch (in all its B-movie glory) once they were stranded on the island. Mr. D'Arcy's on-screen time is short, (Boo!) but it was well spent as he was shirtless throughout most of it. His wide, beefy shoulder, and the trail of hair up his stomach, a perfect match to his masculine face!

Brad Davis in Cold Steel (1987)

2011-03-11T00:01:00.006-05:00

Brad Davis in Cold Steel (1987)

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Dylan McDermott in The Messengers (2007)

2011-03-09T00:01:00.005-05:00

Dylan McDermott in The Messengers (2007)

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I expected a lot more from the Pang Brothers, the directors of such Asian horror classic, The Eye, but their first Hollywood entry is really underwhelming, lacking a compelling story, and missing all the visual flourish and tension from their typical work. Unfortunately I heard their second Hollywood attempt, Bangkok Dangerous, didn't fare much better either.
So in order to get myself through the movie, (I was still having hope that something good will come out of it) I started screen-capturing Mr. McDermott. he sure looks beautiful in white wife-beater! Unfortunately he never remove his shirt. (should learn something from Mr. Reynolds' behavior in The Amityville Horro r) Anycase, unless you are looking for a horror TV movie derivative, skip this.

Michael Guerin in Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)

2011-03-07T00:01:00.005-05:00

Michael Guerin in Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)

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Time for some Full Moon campiness! To be honest I had this film playing while working on something else, but I have to say it served its purpose- as a background noise and from time to time, minor entertainment. Mr. Guerin is the highlights, he definitely raises a couple points for this film. And his extended death scene is just hilarious to watch, showcasing his beefy, flexed muscle takes up more time than the actual kill, I like!

Dan Gauthier in Teen Witch (1989)

2011-03-04T00:01:00.007-05:00

Dan Gauthier in Teen Witch (1989)

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Cute little movie, and Mr. Gauthier is so dreamy here. I couldn't help but squealed like a little girl when he took off his shirt in the field. And my DVD didn't leave that scene untill I replayed it several times, in slow motion- just pure bliss!

Aaron Kwok in After This Our Exile (2006)

2011-03-02T00:01:00.004-05:00

Aaron Kwok in After This Our Exile (2006)

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A breakthrough role for this famous Chinese singer-turned-actor, Mr. Kwok completely sheds his sexy, contemporary image for an unsympathetic gambler/ father in this family drama. Being someone who has seen his previous cinematic efforts, this is definitely a pleasant turnout; he has totally let the character grown and flourished within him. One thing that didn't change though, is his beautiful torso; long been known for his physique, (and he is never afraid to showcase it throughout his music career) the film takes every appropriate opportunity revealing the copper skinned body- it's a win/win situation for the viewer, beautiful film and a beautiful leading man.

Brendan Fraser in Gods and Monsters (1998)

2011-02-28T00:01:00.002-05:00

Brendan Fraser in Gods and Monsters (1998)

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There are already so much information on this excellent film on the net, so I think I should keep my words brief and let the images do the talking. One thing about Mr. Fraser though, where did the serious acting, good looking version of you go? I don't really want the goofy one I see these days...

Wayne Crawford in Jake Speed (1986)

2011-02-25T00:01:00.004-05:00

Wayne Crawford in Jake Speed (1986)

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To be honest, I have no idea who Mr. Crawford is, so maybe you guys can help me out?

Picked up this film because of its DVD cover, seemed like a good idea at the time, since I was craving for some light, Indiana Jones inspired entertainment. Alas, the film overstayed its welcome after 30 minutes; the plot was at a standstill and I was really irritated by the female lead's "acting." Nevertheless, Mr. Crawford looks great, (especially in a white wife-beater) too bad he never fully remove his shirt. Hopefully he appeared elsewhere, (something good, I hope) so I can check him out again.

David Duchovny in The Rapture (1991)

2011-02-23T00:01:00.039-05:00

David Duchovny in The Rapture (1991)

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Breathtaking film, this is a must-watch.

I think this is a first for this site, where the film itself completely overshadows my intention going into it. Of course I was there to capture the youthful Mr. Duchovny, but what I got was such a bold, engrossing film that screen-capturing it seems secondary. Mimi Rogers' performance here is astonishing, her transformation from an outcast of civilization to an devotee of religion is exciting and chilling. The final scene between her and her daughter is more traumatizing to watch than any horror films, because the contradicting emotions of the mother feel so real. I also applause for Michael Tolkin's direction, the aesthetic is poetic without being overwhelming (Especially the underplay during the finale, in a typical Hollywood feature, it would just be a mess of special effects, it is perfect here.)

Yes, Mr. Duchovny is gorgeous here, and he isn't afraid to show off his torso. But really, it is just a bonus for an already excellent film. Easily the best film I've watch so far this year.

Joe Maross in Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1959)

2011-02-21T00:01:00.005-05:00

Joe Maross in Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1959)

"A Personal Matter" S4 , Ep15

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Tom Tryon in The Big Valley (1966)

2011-02-18T00:01:00.019-05:00

Tom Tryon in The Big Valley (1966)

"The Midas Man" S1 , Ep28

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Long time no see, Mr. Tryon! Previously featured on this blog with his scenes from I Married a Monster from Outer Space, now here he is in full color!

Rick Gianasi in Mutant Hunt (1987)

2011-02-16T00:01:00.044-05:00

Rick Gianasi in Mutant Hunt (1987)

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Thanks to Instant Netflix, I'm finding myself watching more and more crap... at least now I have the ability to quickly screen scenes before I commit my time to a particular film, without feeling I'm wasting my money returning a film unfinished. So today we have the absolutely worse, to be honest I only watched the first 20 minutes in full, finding it completely embarrassing, fast-forwarded the rest and only stopped when Mr. Gianasi was on on screen. With judging his (lack of) acting ability, he sure is an eye candy in stills. Beefy, fury and presented in nothing but white undies, what more can you ask for?

Matt Battaglia in Kiss of a Stranger (1999)

2011-02-14T00:01:00.033-05:00

Matt Battaglia in Kiss of a Stranger (1999)

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Actually I am a bit letdown by this film, both in terms of its quality, (bad, but not bad in an entertaining way) and the eye candy it offers. Mr. Battaglia is a beautiful man, I love his structured features. But here his body is turning me off slightly; it is over-worked, to the point where there's not a trace of fat and all there is all the sprawl of veiny muscle. Perhaps it was the mentality of the 90s, which make me glad that it is no longer what male stars are aiming for these days. Anyway, I do hope some of you can still find enjoyment from this post!

Benjamin Bratt in After the Storm (2001)

2011-02-09T00:01:00.052-05:00

Benjamin Bratt in After the Storm (2001)

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Mr. Bratt is another man I can't get tired of looking. It is just too bad most of his projects does not stretch his acting ability, nor utilize his appeal. (Even in rom-coms like Miss Congeniality, you never get a good glimpse of his body- and that is with a whole sequence of him in the swimming pool!) At least this film satisfies half of my request, showcasing Mr. Bratt's appeal. The role fits him like a glove, if not all that interesting or challenging. Based on a story by Ernest Hemingway, I think it is safe to say this tepid production did not do its source justice. Nevertheless, the movie is a perfect afternoon viewing for the cold weather we are experiencing now, offering mild entertainment. Other than Mr. Bratt's tanned, fit body, you won't remember much else after the end credit rolls.

Paul Michael Glaser in Jealousy (1984)

2011-02-07T00:01:00.007-05:00

Paul Michael Glaser in Jealousy (1984)

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As I'm slowly discovering, one of the awesome thing about Instant Netflix is the number of old TV movies available for streaming; which is always a good resource for uncovering hunks from the past I've missed. And here we have Mr. Glaser.

I'm not familiar with his works, but definitely willing to find out more! That body with just the right amount of fur, beautiful. Lately I'm drawn more toward male faces with rugged, masculine features, much more than the refined, standard characteristic of what a "leading man face" should be, and Mr. Glaser is a perfect visualization of what I'm lusting.

If you want to check out this not-so-great film, it is not too much to suffer either, as the anthology style film features 3 stories, and Mr. Glaser appears only in the very first story. Within the playtime of less than 30 minutes, he is always in various states of shiftlessness. (How nice of the writers to give his character swimming as his favorite pastime.) Definitely worthwhile to see the scenes in motion.

If you have any idea where I can see more of his hotness, (I notice he is in the original Starsky and Hutch, any worthwhile episode there?) please leave me a note! (On the other hand, you can leave other viewing suggestion at the suggestion post!)

Joshua Morrow in My Stepson, My Lover (1997)

2011-02-04T00:01:00.023-05:00

Joshua Morrow in My Stepson, My Lover (1997)

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I always wonder why Mr. Morrow doesn't expand his career other than being a regular cast of a soap opera; because he clearly shows plenty of presence from this early TV movie effort. The scene in the stable is perfectly shot, just like a romance novel cover comes to life. Dreamy!

Michael Lutz in Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy (1999)

2011-02-02T00:01:00.107-05:00

Michael Lutz in Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy (1999)

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I guess the strain from previous months is having an effect on my recent movie selection; I just want to watch something easy on the brain- anything emotionally driven, action packed or complicatedly plotted are out of the window. It is in moment like this I turn to my treasure cove of guilty pleasure- "early" films of David Decoteau. I have to emphasize the word "early" because I found his recent works lacking the campy, fun factor. Maybe now the homoerotic undertone of his films is being brought to the surface, explicitly expressed and promoted as gearing toward an audience appreciating the male flesh, it lost the pleasant surprise of being rewarded a random erotic moment in the middle of a typical genre film. (Besides, the actors he hires nowadays are just not as hot!)

Mr. Lutz shows up a couple times in films of David Decoteau, the last time I saw him was in Leeches, but it is in this film where his physique really shines. With the typical lingering shots of man in their undies, Decoteau style, you get yourself a horribly scripted and acted film, but oh so worth it!

James Farentino in Violent Midnight (1963)

2011-01-31T00:01:00.036-05:00

James Farentino in Violent Midnight (1963)

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Ah, it's good to be back! After all the holiday and job chaos of December and January, definitely miss being able to watch movies on a consistent schedule again. I hope everyone like the blog's new look, with an extremely limited HTML knowledge, I'm pretty proud of how it turned out. Now, how about let's get on with the show?

This is not the my first encounter with Mr. Farentino, I actually fell in love with him from the soap opera, Dynasty, where he appeared as Dr. Nick Toscanni for the first 2 seasons. (I have yet to finish watching the seasons, but eventually I will post his scenes from the series, there are definitely shirtless moments to look forward to.) To be honest I actually did not recognize this young lad as Mr. Farentino at first- since this was made 20 years prior. The movie is not at all horrible, typical small cast thriller from the 60s produced on the cheap. (Which I strangely love.) However the twist ending has been utilized to death over the year, it is not difficult guessing the murderer from miles away. As a supporting character, he is well-placed here as the hot-blooded rebel, which provided him with abundant opportunity to lose his shirt. But I have to say one of his greatest asset is his eyes; I can just stare at the very first screen capture all day long.

Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park (1993)

2010-12-03T00:01:00.001-05:00

Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park (1993)

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Robert Mitchum in Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison (1957)

2010-12-01T00:01:00.001-05:00

Robert Mitchum in Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison (1957)

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Terence Stamp in Modesty Blaise (1966)

2010-11-29T00:01:00.004-05:00

Terence Stamp in Modesty Blaise (1966)

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Clint Eastwood in Coogan's Bluff (1968)

2010-11-24T03:01:00.003-05:00

Clint Eastwood in Coogan's Bluff (1968)

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Jeff Goldblum in Hideaway (1995)

2010-11-22T03:01:00.002-05:00

Jeff Goldblum in Hideaway (1995)

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Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad (1924)

2010-11-17T16:33:00.001-05:00

Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad (1924)

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It sure looks like I am challenging the history of cinema, seeing how far back I can discover hunks that are worth posting, and this one is probably a record I won't break anytime soon. I hope you will enjoy this 80+ years old hunk from the past!

John Saxon in Planet Earth (1974)

2010-11-15T03:01:00.002-05:00

John Saxon in Planet Earth (1974)

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One thing I absolutely love about these old sci-fi films is the costume design for the male actors. The concept of a futuristic attire is often thin fabric, one piece, skin-tight suit. Just look at the screencaps above for the perfect example of what I attempt to describe. It is not difficult to see why I am also a big fan of the original Star Trek series. (Of course, I value other aspects from the series as well, I'm not that shallow.)

This film is actually a test pilot for a TV series proposed by the creator of the original Star Trek, so it too has the cheese factor I enjoy. But at the same time I can understand why it fail to take off: the characters are uninteresting, and worse of all, they all come across as weak imitation of the characters from Star Trek. That is not to say Mr. Saxon is not a handsome man; I would love to rub my hands over his green colored space suit!

Nicholas Clay in Excalibur (1981)

2010-11-10T03:01:00.001-05:00

Nicholas Clay in Excalibur (1981)

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Tom Berenger in Body Language (1995)

2010-11-08T01:50:00.003-05:00

Tom Berenger in Body Language (1995)

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I've gotten a lot of good suggestions for worthwhile Mr. Berenger scenes, and rest assured they are on the way! He really is a man that ages well, here in his 50s, the man is still as attractive as his younger days. Even though his shirtless torso is obscured from most of the shots, (I was disappointed by this, because he still looks great in a suit.) if you pay attention during the sex scene, you'll be surprised at what part of his body made a special appearance (It is case like this where the "frame by frame" function becomes crucial.)

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Matt McCoy in Dead On (1994)

2010-11-05T03:01:00.003-04:00

Matt McCoy in Dead On (1994)

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It is always dangerous when a film compares itself to Hitchcock's work, so here we have an "erotic update of Stranger on a Train," and immediately we know this is no masterpiece. (Must be the word "erotic.") Still, I was entertained by all the over-acting, predictable story arcs and an actually unforeseen but ultimately hilarious twist near the end.

Mr. McCoy was a pleasant surprise, because he just gets hotter and hotter as the film proceeds. By the time the shot of him in bed with his one arm over his head comes on screen, I'm truly convinced he is one hot stud!

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Robert Mitchum in Foreign Intrigue (1956)

2010-11-03T03:01:00.001-04:00

Robert Mitchum in Foreign Intrigue (1956)

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The blog has suffered from a bit of Robert Mitchum drought lately, fortunately it is solved with this new post on one of my favorite male actors. Oh, how I miss Mr. Mitchum's eyes, that chin, the wide shoulder and the attitude! I can repeat that shirt off scene all day long!

Foreign Intrigue is a rather curious film, I enjoyed it tremendously, but the first word that comes to my mind describing it is "awkward." The plot has characteristics of film noir, but the bright, postcard-like locales and light music score often conflict with the mood. The often lighthearted dialogs sounds like a satire on the noir genre, but the ending of the film is downright hitchcockian, poetic and beautifully tragic. Overall I think my enjoyment mostly comes from observing the craftsmanship of the film, rather than the movie itself. Nevertheless, if you own a Netflix account, I would definitely recommend checking it out.

Brian Matthews in The Burning (1981)

2010-11-01T03:01:00.001-04:00

Brian Matthews in The Burning (1981)

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I never consider myself a big fan of teen slashers, and this particular one did not convert me into one. In fact it further clarified why I dislike the genre in the first place- there are just too many illogical situations and idiotic character decisions to swallow, and the gruesome killings you get in return do not warrant the torture. That being said, here we have Mr. Matthews, whose blue eyes and lean physique lessened the burden a bit (if ever so lightly.)

Joe Morrison in Sting of Death (1965)

2010-10-29T03:01:00.001-04:00

Joe Morrison in Sting of Death (1965)

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I think I have already expressed my love for classic B-movies, so often time when I find films carrying similar themes, no matter how horrible the reputation is, I just have to watch it. And probably due to my low to non-existent expectation, I often come out enjoyed them one way or another.

Such as the case here with Sting of Death, a derivative of Creature from the Black Lagoon, but with almost no coherent narrative, hilarious monster (think a person wearing a blown-up green plastic bag on the head.) and scenes after scenes of people grooving to the 60's music. Just all that alone is already giving me a blast, then you add in the mandatory young(ish) lad who must save the female lead (and lose his shirt while doing so), you get a guarantee great time of trashy cinema!

Nicholas Kilbertus in The Kiss (1988)

2010-10-27T03:01:00.003-04:00

Nicholas Kilbertus in The Kiss (1988)

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So, it is the week of Halloween, my work has pretty much prevented me from doing anything eventful- but fortunately I did steal some time away to watch a couple of horror films. Other than being a big horror fan, the genre is also a great place to dig up non-mainstream hotties!

Here we have The kiss, a rather well-made little Canadian film on black magic and witchcraft, with potent sexual tension from the leads. As I watch more and more, films, I find the attraction towards a particular actor lies in the intangible, the person's presence, attitude, posture, the little thing, rather than the whole picture. Mr. Kilbertus does not have a built physique, but his onscreen aura is an appealing one. The wavy hair and the beard certainly helps too!

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Todd Jensen in Breeders (1997)

2010-10-04T03:01:00.001-04:00

Todd Jensen in Breeders (1997)
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Obviously, not all our favorite hunks appear shirtless every single moment on screen; but what irritate me the most is when director teases with the opportunity, but does not take advantage of it and deliver the good, this film is the perfect example.

Mr. Jensen is not an actor I'm familiar with, (probably never will be- since most of his films look horrible.) but I love what I see here: built torso and that thick trail of hair! There are several scenes where he has his shirt taken off, but 90% of the time the frame just "stuck" above his chest (as the last 2 screencaps indicate) totally not showing the viewer anything.

Which is really disappointing, since he is the film's only asset!

John Abraham in Dostana (2008)

2010-10-01T03:01:00.001-04:00

John Abraham in Dostana (2008)

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I remember I read from somewhere this is actually quite a significant film in Bollywood history, as it is the first time gay relationship (albeit an artificial one) is portrayed in a mainstream film from India.

Having say that, the film itself is just your typical Bollywood love-comedy-musical: cute, colorful and overstay its welcome. By the time the second hour commences, the story just comes to a halt, and stays there for another 40 minutes until the big musical finale. Which is unfortunate because the first hour is actually well paced and quite engaging. Mr. Abraham is quite attractive here, though there are some oddities in the appearance of his physique- perhaps it is a tad too refined, missing a bit of organic charm.

Still, it is good to see Indian films gradually become more open minded, because there sure are a lot of good looking Bollywood actors out there!

Peter van Eyck in The Snorkel (1958)

2010-09-29T03:01:00.001-04:00

Peter van Eyck in The Snorkel (1958)

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Tony Young in Superchick (1973)

2010-09-27T03:01:00.001-04:00

Tony Young in Superchick (1973)

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An very silly film from the 70s, other than checking out the manly Mr. Young in a few scenes, and revisit the fashion and pop culture of that era, there's nothing else it can offer- unless you count shaking head at the horrid acting.

Stephane Freiss in 5x2 (2004)

2010-09-24T03:01:00.001-04:00

Stephane Freiss in 5x2 (2004)

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I have to confess this is something I watched long time ago-a year or two perhaps? So all the details are lost to me. One thing I do remember though is the heavy load of sadness I felt as the screen faded to black. The title refers to 5 crucial moments between a couple, each segments are brilliantly structured and directed by François Ozon. In the end, even a beautiful blossom of emotion cannot withstand the passing of time.

Since the film progresses in reverse, don't be put off by Mr. Freiss's initial older appearance; he becomes more beautiful and charming as the film progresses- I just love the wrinkles on his face, especially when he smiles.

Tom Berenger in The Dogs of War (1980)

2010-09-22T03:01:00.002-04:00

Tom Berenger in The Dogs of War (1980)

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I still remember my delight seeing Mr. Berenger on big screen this summer during Inception,; it is nice to see this great actor getting major work! (and still looks great at 61.)

This one is a very early role for Mr. Berenger. His part is quite minimum; I've only captured 8 screenshots in total. (Though on IMDB, he did state that much of his part were cut from the final film.) To my surprise, his body here is dynamically different from what I've seen in his later films, the muscles are very defined, and much leaner.

I don't know, I think the fuller physique fits his face much better.

James Franciscus in Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970)

2010-09-20T03:01:00.001-04:00

James Franciscus in Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970)

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The casting choice for this direct follow-up to Charlton Heston's sci-fi classic is an mystery I never quite figure out; why cast someone that look 80% like the previous protagonist, when both characters has no blood relation to one another? (Plus, Mr. Heston did make a cameo at the end, which make the scenes of them together even more odd.) I always like the first two Apes films, (I should post caps of Mr. Heston from this series in the future.) but once the apes become the central narrative, I lost interest. (watching actor acting behind mask is a pain not worth enduring.)

Resemblance aside, Mr. Franciscus is definitely another looker: blue eyes, blond hair, lean and define body. What more can you ask for?

Wesley Eure in The Toolbox Murders (1978)

2010-09-17T03:01:00.001-04:00

Wesley Eure in The Toolbox Murders (1978)

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Low budget horror affair from the 70s, but not without some merit. The killings are surprisingly effective (I sense the pain and agony), and the subject matter is more involved than your everyday slashers; watch this with beer and you should have a blast.

Mr. Eure, who is mostly remembered for his role in the original Land of the Lost series, did not take off his shirt quite that often in this film, (actually, just once) but he did fill up his black t-shirt quite nicely. I wish I can offer the same compliment to his acting, unfortunately quite a few of his deliveries were God-awful, and made for some unintentionally funny moments.

Just as an aside, in couple of screen grabs, doesn't he looks kind of like Zac Efron's related sibling?

Sean Pertwee in Blue Juice (1995)

2010-09-15T03:01:00.001-04:00

Sean Pertwee in Blue Juice (1995)

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To me, Mr. Pertwee just oozes "Britishness," I can't pinpoint what or where but I love it! Just like the more recent wave of English actors, (Daniel Craig, Jude Law) their features are not beautiful in any traditional standard, yet the overall vibe and persona is overwelmingly alluring and desirable.

I have to confess I paid very little attention to this British film about surfing, (?!) but thanks to Mr. Pertwee's showcase of his body in numerous scenes, it was definitely a delightful viewing!

Nigel Terry in Déjà Vu (1985)

2010-09-13T03:01:00.001-04:00

Nigel Terry in Déjà Vu (1985)

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Jack Coleman in The Landlady (1998)

2010-09-10T03:01:00.001-04:00

Jack Coleman in The Landlady (1998)

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I love this over-the-top thriller!

Talia Shire plays the role of obsessive and deranged landlady extremely well; viewers sense her internal grasp for sanity and loneliness, yet when she goes berserk she really holds nothing back!

Mr. Coleman is a great choice as the hunky next door neighbor, handsome yet very down to earth. And through the landlady's spying scheme, we get to witness his every move, such as watching him undress though a two-way mirror (definitely some fantasy material!). In the later half of the film, Mr. Coleman spent the majority of it being tied to a bed shirtless, so there is definitely plenty of eye candy to gobble up!

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Chuck Norris in Silent Rage (1982)

2010-09-08T03:01:00.001-04:00

Chuck Norris in Silent Rage (1982)

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A okay thriller, it is nice seeing Mr. Norris does something other than simply kicking everyone's butt. I have to say it has been a while since my watch, and I simply can't recall much of anything. (The caps didn't help either.) His Missing in Action series has more memorable scenes than this offering- that should give you the scale of where this film stands.

But if you are just looking for furry chest, you'll for sure find it here!

Hart Bochner in Apartment Zero (1988)

2010-09-06T03:01:00.001-04:00

Hart Bochner in Apartment Zero (1988)

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A hugely underrated gem of a thriller!

I love when a film trusting its audience to draw their own conclusion, and this particular one demonstrates it excellently; characters are well drawn but never anchored as good or evil, scenes are played out but always conclude with room for argument. Some viewer might find this frustrating, but I thoroughly enjoyed this mental roller-coaster ride.

Mr. Bochener is the lodger with a mysterious past. With his intense masculinity and a seductive stare, he definitely provides the air of mystery and danger essential to this character.

On the other hand, this film is nothing without Colin Firth, whose portrayal of the gentle, tortured landlord is a sight to behold; every quiet gesture and look carries emotional turmoil. I will watch this film on repeat just for Mr. Firth's performance!

Seriously, give this movie a try!

Giuliano Gemma in Angélique (1964)

2010-09-03T03:01:00.002-04:00

Giuliano Gemma in Angélique (1964)

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A rather fluffy historical romance/drama, I felt like a kid again being entertained by the grand spectacles of battles on horseback, pirate and sword duels.

For very obvious reason, I was completely distracted from all that reminiscing once Mr. Gemma entered the scene, with his magnificent chest (and dripping wet)! Wow, that was probably one of the most beautiful upper torso ever captured on film.

Too bad his character was not a significant part of this film. And as soon as I learn he died early on in part two of the series, I quielt ejected the disk, and returned the DVDs to my local library. (As much as I want to relive my childhood, I just have no time to waste these days!)

Nicholas Clay in Lady Chatterley's Lover (1981)

2010-09-01T03:00:00.001-04:00

Nicholas Clay in Lady Chatterley's Lover (1981)

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Long time no see! Mr. Clay!

Though the film was never treated as a cinema masterpiece, (not surprisingly, with Just Jaeckin behind the helm, director of the famous softcore-like Emmanuelle.) I think it is definitely one of director's more tasteful and elegant output. The dialogs can be stagy from time to time, but the composition, set and overall atmosphere is very professionally constructed.

Talking about nice thing to look at, one will be more than ecstatic to learn Mr. Clay bears it all in this film; even better when the camera devotes as much screentime on his body as his female co-star. Unfortunately there are not much captures I can post to keep this blog work-safe, dodging breasts and butts in a film about bliss and passion is not easy!

D.W. Moffett in Tale From the Crypt

2010-07-30T03:01:00.001-04:00

D.W. Moffett in Tales From the Crypt (1990)
"Till Death" S2 , Ep4
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I love horror, and since recently I've been pretty short on free time watching full length features, maybe series like this will help curing my thirst for the supernatural. And hey, if a shirtless man pops up once in a while- even better!

So the first man I have discovered from this series is Mr. Moffett. Since I am not much of a series watcher, especially the ones produced in the 90s, these TV actors are often completely new to me. But I like what I saw here: wide chest, sprinkles of fur and a beautiful face. I wouldn't mind looking him up in other works he has done!

Burt Reynolds in White Lightning (1973)

2010-07-28T03:01:00.001-04:00

Burt Reynolds in White Lightning (1973)

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Well, well, well, Mr. Reynolds sure is a hunk back in the 70s. This is really not my type of film, but once I learned about the opportunity of seeing this man in his prime, I immediately grabbed it from my local DVD rental store.

I was more than happy with what I saw; even though the over-grown sideburns did throw me off for the first little while.

Sean Pertwee in Stiff Upper Lips (1998)

2010-07-26T03:01:00.001-04:00

Sean Pertwee in Stiff Upper Lips (1998)

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If you are a fan of Merchant Ivory's work, you will be in for a ton of fun in this little comedy. Even though myself haven't seen many of Merchant Ivory's classics, I've seen enough clips and pictures in the past to get the reference to A Room with a View and Howards End. However, I think the film will enchant the audience just as well with its British humor, even without getting the in-jokes.

Even though Mr. Pertwee is playing a parodied version of a heartthrob, he still oozes charm and is completely likable. He might not have the best physique, (but what's there is so huggable.) but the British accent and the bedroom eyes is more than enough to make him a favorite.

Josh Henderson in Leeches! (2003)

2010-07-23T03:01:00.001-04:00

Josh Henderson in Leeches! (2003)

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A David DeCoteau film! I wonder what's the deal with Mr. DeCoteau, even though his materials are often less the average, he managed to attracted quite a number of hotties to star in him films. (Sean Faris, Drew Fuller, Sam Page to name a few.) Whatever he's doing, I definitely encourage him to continue!

Nothing too much need to be said about the film; it is crap, crap, crap and full, full ,full of gratuitous shots of young men in the state of undressed. So basically, it is so bad it is good. This time around, the particular man is Mr. Henderson; you will see him in tight Speedo, or as shown here, in underwear with both hands tied.

There are much more shirtless scenes in the film, (plus of other actors as well.) However the DVD I received has less the adequate transfer and most caps turned out rather blurred. So in order to get the full impact, just go and watch it! (But please don't buy it.)

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Burt Lancaster in The Rose Tattoo (1955)

2010-07-21T03:01:00.001-04:00

Burt Lancaster in The Rose Tattoo (1955)

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This is actually my very first encounter with Mr. Lancaster, and it was back when things were released on VHS! Recently I got my hand on the DVD edition of the film and relive my memory. One new thing I noticed- that haircut really isn't particularly flattering, especially after seeing his other more appealing appearances. But he can still fit in a wife beater like no other!

Paul Lukather in Dinosaurus! (1960)

2010-07-19T03:01:00.001-04:00

Paul Lukather in Dinosaurus! (1960)

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I love surprise like this- totally wasn't expecting any shirtless eye candy going into this film. I purely checked it out for its comparison to the much later Jurassic Park franchise. (Which, by the way, the countless similarities between the two works ended up rather striking.) It was a fun watch, and the stop motion dinosaurs actually hold up rather well. Obviously, the presence of Mr. Lukather is a bonus!

Unfortunately his filmography is limited to small parts in various TV series, if anyone know a particularly episode, remember to give me a shout!

Chris Klein in Here on Earth (2000)

2010-07-16T03:01:00.001-04:00

Chris Klein in Here on Earth (2000)

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Whatever happen to this guy? I remember when this film first came out, he was built up to be the next heartthrob. But instead his later works tend to lean toward the American Pie variations, completely ignoring his more appealing features.

If judging solely on this film, I love Chris Klein! Here he possesses the classic Hollywood look, with a clean-shaven face, dark eyebrows and hazel eyes. His body is beautiful here too, and wonderfully captured by the lingering shots. Mr. Klein definitely make this rather "meh" movie enjoyable!

It's unfortunate to learn his personal life seems to be a wreck, hope he'll recover.

Michael Flatley in Celtic Tiger (2005)

2010-07-14T03:01:00.002-04:00

Michael Flatley in Celtic Tiger (2005)

I don't think there's anyone in the world not amazed with the precision of Riverdance. (Granted, I don't think I can stand watching the complete show in one sitting, but snippets of it is very satisfying.)

Mr. Flatley is not shy about showing his torso, and he shouldn't! For a man in his 50s, he looks so much more than good!

Robert Mitchum in River of No Return (1954)

2010-07-12T03:01:00.001-04:00

Robert Mitchum in River of No Return (1954)

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Another hunk making a return! This time is Mr. Mitchum. However this film is really for completist only, as it really isn't all that entertaining- and there are better shirtless scenes elsewhere in Mr. Mitchum's filmography. (Such as this and this.)

On an unrelated note, I usually shy away from manipulating the screencaps at all; but this time around, the original wide-screen ratio for this film is so wide, if I don't crop away the sides we'll all have to squint to see Mr. Mitchum's chest!

Tom Berenger in Betrayed (1988)

2010-07-09T03:01:00.002-04:00

Tom Berenger in Betrayed (1988)

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It has been awhile since I post anything on Mr. Berenger, unfortunately this one is more like a tease than a full-on eye candy sensation. A rather gloomy subject matter, with Mr. Berenger playing a character resting right in the middle of right and wrong. While his day to day behavior is normal and pleasant, the belief he strongly attached to is pushing him in the direction not accepted by the general public.

Of course, you cannot see any of that from the captures above. Don't be fooled though, while it does look like a lot of scene with Mr. Berenger baring his torso, every single of them just fell short of taking advantage of the situation; with framing either too close, or not positioned to captured the body holistically.

It's really to bad, because he certainly looks great here!

Louis Jourdan in Madame Bovary (1949)

2010-07-07T03:01:00.001-04:00

Louis Jourdan in Madame Bovary (1949)

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No shirtless scene today!

I actually didn't expect to cap anything from this film. In fact, I fast-forwarded quite a few chunks of this 2-hour film- the story is such a cliche from today's standard. The reason for checking this out is purely for the extended ballroom scene. Which I have to say is marvelous, completely worthy of its praise. The combination of seamless technical achievements, competent actors, dramatic and frantic score, all work in combination to build up emotion of admiration, love and jealousy. I highly recommend checking it out. (good stuff starts around 4:30, and builds to a climax around 8:30.)

But Mr. Jourdan here is just too beautiful to ignore. He is the type of classic Hollywood leading man that we don't see anymore- dashing, slightly distant and completely gentlemen-like.

Ken Olandt in April Fool's Day (1986)

2010-07-05T03:01:00.001-04:00

Ken Olandt in April Fool's Day (1986)

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So I've mentioned last time during my April's Fool's Day "remake" post, I've watched it along with the original back to back, and I also shared my thought on how unrelated those two films are- other than the title itself. Well, now I will add another sharing similarity: they both feature a hottie.

And that is (once again) where the similarity ends. Kudos to Mr. Olandt for appearing in the more entertaining version, as well as generously treating us with more than one scene of shirtlessness. For those who love men in white undies, this is your day!

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Josh Brolin in Hollow Man (2000)

2010-07-02T03:01:00.001-04:00

Josh Brolin in Hollow Man (2000)

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Looking for something easy on the brain to watch, and saw this on the local library shelf, so off I grabbed. This is the second time I watched it, after the initial contact during its theater run- to my surprise I completely forgot about Josh Brolin's role in this film! and how hot he is in here!

To honest, the character he played was completely forgettable; he is just a boring, nice person. No wonder instead the director gave him every opportunity to show off his torso! I really like his body here, it has definition, but the muscles are meaty and natural.

This is definitely a good reminder for me to look up his filmography; I know he has shown his skin in Into the Blue, but does anyone know where else has he appeared shirtless?

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Kris Kristofferson in A Star Is Born (1976)

2010-06-30T21:25:00.001-04:00

Kris Kristofferson in A Star Is Born (1976)

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For all these years I never know the song "Evergreen" was originally composed for a film- definitely something that happened way before my generation. So is seeing Mr. Kristofferson in this young and fresh state. (My previous impression of him comes from the installments of Blade series.)

Playing the role of a rock star, there are many moments in the film where he appeared without his shirt; his body is tight and lean, and bizarrely smooth for someone with such grown facial hair. I might be nitpicking here, but it does seems a bit unbalanced visually when he first appears on screen in this state.

George Clooney in Up in the Air (2009)

2010-06-28T03:01:00.001-04:00

George Clooney in Up in the Air (2009)

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I've always avoid capping recent films, since there are a lot of cappers out there who are faster than me. However, somehow I have yet to see this particular one floating on the net. Strange.

George Clooney, nothing more needed be said about him!

I was surprised how tepid people's reactions are toward this film; I found it emotionally moving, well paced, with a realistic, matured, albeit slightly depressing ending. Many people found the open-endedness here rather hard to swallow, but I think it fit the narrative rather perfectly- who has a definite answer about our future? Especially in the current world where anything goes these day?

Josh Henderson in April Fool's Day (2008)

2010-06-27T03:01:00.001-04:00

Josh Henderson in April Fool's Day (2008)
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This will probably be a first for me; a movie that's so bad that even a hottie can't save it.

I actually rented this right after watching the 1986 original. It was a mistake setting up a comparison; while I was mildly entertained by the original (The 80s vibe, and a few rather clever spooks.) the supposed "remake" bares no similarity or relation to the previous version, it is basically your regular, cheap, straight to video slasher with a marketing scheme of slapping on a title with a reputation.

If there's more shirtless scenes of Mr. Henderson, maybe I will change my mind. But at the current number of one- this is a waste of time.

An aside, I didn't know Josh Henderson appeared in director David DeCoteau's Leeches! Now that should be a bad movie worth checking out for. (maybe...)

Kim DongJun in Korean Music Programs (2010)

2010-06-25T03:00:00.001-04:00

Kim DongJun in Korean Music Programs (2010)

Zac Efron's shirtless pictures are all over the place these days... One have to wonder what kind of stuff kids are eating these days, cause they sure are well-developed! The wave of youngsters with buffed body also wiped through South Korea lately, especially in the music scene.

I always love pop music from South Korea, sure, they are cheesy as hell, but the nature of the industry there, with 3 TV programs throughout the week devoted to live musical performances, these singers/ bands really developed a great stage presence, and the performances are always exciting to watch- slick choreography, strong vocal, and in this case, show of skin.

Kim DongJun a part of a 10 members boy group, ZE:A. Apparently he is the youngest of the bunch, who just turned 18 this year. That fact really makes me feel like I'm committing a crime drooling over his body when he ripped open his shirt.

And if you are curious about the performance, watch this one here, as the group performed their single "Mazeltov." It's amazing what choreography can do to a song counting the days of the week and naming girls from different nations.

Vincent Lindon in The Mustache (2005)

2010-06-18T03:01:00.001-04:00

Vincent Lindon in The Mustache (2005)

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I love this film, to a certain point. Everything before the 1 hour mark is wonderfully intriguing; a man's world is falling apart, psychologically, and it all started with the simple act of trimming off his mustache (and no one seemed to notice he ever had them.) Then the film noticeably shifted its tone toward the second half, and went completely over the board. Suddenly the situation and the character were no longer realistic, and narrative came to a halt, and finally ended in a very ambiguous, unsatisfying way. I definitely appreciate when film doesn't reveal all its cards to the viewer, however in this case the experience really leans toward feeling cheated- what a waste of good setup and actor.

Mr. Lindon is great in his role (until the script calls for him to act nonsense.), his sexiness really lays in the frown lines and those all seeing eyes (obviously, pretty good physique for a late 40s as well.); it is a different kind of hotness that only comes with age.

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Matt Lattanzi in My Tutor (1983)

2010-06-16T03:01:00.001-04:00

Matt Lattanzi in My Tutor (1983)

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Hmm... two sex comedy in a row, I need to start watching something... more substantial.

But anyway, here's Matt Lattanzi, whose career seems to come to a halt in the 90s. It is too bad, because he sure is a beauty. That lips, those eyebrows and the blazing eyes, seriously, sometime during the film I find it awkward seeing such a angelic face attached to a manly body. The film definitely uses this stud to its advantage, having him disrobe in every situation possible. Because, really, there's isn't much else going on in this rather tedious "comedy."

Lastly, doesn't him kind of look like Tom Welling?

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Oh Ji Ho in Silver Knife (2003)

2010-06-15T00:04:00.001-04:00

Oh Ji Ho in Silver Knife (2003)

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This is Ji Ho's first major starring role, before he rose to fame in 2006's Korean TV dramedy Couple or Trouble, which has been posted here earlier this year. Unlike the buffed up body in the TV series, here his physique is lean, without a bit of excess fat. In my opinion, his build definitely looks better with a bit more meat, his proportion seems a bit top-heavy in this film. Nevertheless, his facial features are perfect, sculpted yet still full of life and expressions.

Not so much comment for the film itself, it is a typical college sex comedy... not my cup of tea.

Cole Hauser in White Oleander (2002)

2010-06-11T03:01:00.001-04:00

Cole Hauser in White Oleander (2002)

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Who wouldn't want to have this hunk, shirtless in front of them, and just sketch out the body, line by line? Even though his role in the film is limited, I would still say this is his most sexually appealing character to date. I've always had a soft spot for Mr. Hauser, his face has a shade of Paul Newman, but more rugged. His physique is perfectly in sync with his face here, natural, untamed, and not refined. Unfortunately most of his recent roles are rather antagonistic and harsh, with no possibility of seeing his torso. If only our prayers can be answered...

Dean Cain in Best Men (1997)

2010-06-09T03:01:00.001-04:00

Dean Cain in Best Men (1997)
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It has been more than a year since I last posted a Dean Cain related movie... There's something wrong with this situation. Happily today I have just the thing to correct this.

This is a surprisingly good film; it has humor, action and genuinely touching drama. While some people might be freaked out by its countless absurd situations, (robbing bank on wedding day?! FBI?!) I went along for the ride and was rewarded with a memorable cinematic experience, definitely not the plain, typical comedy it appears to be. Dean Cain is perfectly cast here, as a super hero, but with a twist.

One of the most magnificent highlight about Mr. Cain's body, is his nipples. Seriously, just look at how much it protrude from that t-shirt!

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William Petersen in Fear (1996)

2010-06-08T03:48:00.003-04:00

William Petersen in Fear (1996)

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Well, has last week passed already? I was so deeply buried with work I didn't realized the weekend has come and gone... Plus not making the 2 updates last week. Hopefully Mr. Petersen here can mend the situation.

A film that seems to be a big deal back in the 90s, however seeing it today it did not leave much of an impression on me- just your standard domestic thriller. Everyone has already highlighted Mark Wahlberg's physique in this film, this blog, being obscure and always seeking the less obvious, has decided to highlight Mr. Petersen's shirtless performance. And they are nice ones (yes, there are more than one occasion.) for a man in his 40s, his body here is more than naturally beautiful.

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Andrés García in Tintorera! (1977)

2010-05-31T03:01:00.001-04:00

Andrés García in Tintorera! (1977)

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A Spanish attempt at recreating the success of Jaws, about a story of a man-eating shark...not really. Actually, the plot line about the killer shark only consists about 10% of the plot, the rest of it portrays the battles for passion between two men, for women. Once you rid of the expectation for horror and suspense, the film is very much bearable, if completely corny.

Of course, at the sight of Mr. Garcia, I can sit through even the most horrible crap. The natural, hairy torso, that structurally refined face, and those eyes! He is a textbook example of lover material. The film takes every opportunity to lose his shirt, and thanks to this, while the beast of the sea is nowhere in sight, the beast to our delight is constantly there to satisfy!

Eric Roberts in Stiletto Dance (2001)

2010-05-28T03:01:00.001-04:00

Eric Roberts in Stiletto Dance (2001)

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A pretty competently made TV crime film; nothing groundbreaking, but if you are looking for Mr. Roberts' flesh, you will find plenty here! He has a couple pf sex scenes and he is not shy about disrobing. (Of course, still within TV standard.) He looks great here in an learned, broken kind of hotness.

I have always been aware of him, but for some reason I haven't had the good luck finding a film of his that appeals to me. (up till now, that is.) The other films I've seen are The Specialist with Mr.Stallone, (stupid film, but the caps are worth sharing, I will definitely post it.) and Con Games. (where he looks horrible, and let Tommy Lee Thomas steals all the limelight.) I know in Star 80 he has a couple good scenes, but just cannot make myself interested in watching the film.

Oh well, let's see how it goes.