Request

It appears that 99% of this site's traffic is from http://www.underwear4men.com/ (a nice site BTW, although I must be a moron cause I have no idea how to join it). If any of you guys (or girls? Do any girls come here?) know of any other sites that you go to that might like this stuff would you mind posting there and letting them know about the site? I went to one or two sites and asked if they would link to the site but never got a response. Anyway, thanks either way.

Zack Conroy - The Bold and the Beautiful

I don't watch Soap Operas so had to look this guy up. Apparently he plays someone in the show called "Oliver Jones." While I don't watch soaps I often see pictures posted of the guys in them in their underwear and it always seems like they are in boxers or boxer briefs. I am probably wrong but this is the only scene I am aware of where the guy is in white briefs. The best part (aside from the obvious) is that this scene is from 2011 (or somewhere around there) and there are no condescending remarks made by the girl that he is in his tighty whities (like they always seem to do now).

Kevin Spirtas - Green Plaid Shirt - NSFW

In the previous post on Friday the 13th I mentioned that the male lead was played by Kevin Spirtas, who is (now) openly gay. In the book, Crystal lake memories, it is mentioned how he didn't get along well with the female lead, Lar Park-Lincoln. This post from IMDB likely explains why:
Lar; however, talks about the fact that they did not get along. In a quote on pg 179 she attributed it to "him (Kevin) not knowing who he was at the time. So we had our little jokes at Kevin's expense, none to be repeated". I wonder if it ever dawned on her that maybe Kevin didn't like her because she was making jokes about his sexuality? 
Have to say, Lar comes across as a bit of an insensitive jerk here. Now I wish Jason had gotten to her! Anyway, as i mentioned in the last post, Kevin more than made up for his lack of skin in Friday the 13th with this role. Caps are kind of bad but don't own the film and hard to find any better clips.

(Minor) Rant

I know it doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things, but I hate when a scene is described as having a guy in "tighty whities" and then when I see the scene he is in boxer briefs, or colored briefs, or any kind of underwear that isn't white briefs. The nadir of this was when I finally sat through my first (and last) episode of Glee because one of the characters was complaining he had to be in "tighty whities" because they were putting on the Rocky Horror Picture Show. When they finally showed him in his underwear he was wearing boxers (not even boxer briefs). Am a wrong or isn't the term 'tighty whities" supposed to just refer to white briefs? #firstworldproblems

Jeff Bennett - the 13th Part VII - The new blood

This was (I thought) one of the better Friday the 13th movies because Jason finally had an opponent that could fight back (girl with telekinetic powers). Apparently almost all of the male cast was gay in real life. That included Kevin Spirtas (credited as Kevin Blair), William Butler, Larry Cox and Jeff Bennett. That left two straight guys, the evil doctor and the stoner guy (and presumably Kane Hodder, as Jason). Honestly it's been awhile since I watched this so I'm not sure who the guy in tighty whities is (or the guy in red undies). I know they aren't Kevin Spirtas as he was the lead guy (who didn't show his underwear - although he more than made up for it in a later film, which will likely be the next post).

Invitation Au Voyage - 1982 - NSFW

This was a somewhat odd French film that I really liked back in the day (although I suspect most of it was because of the star, Laurent Malet). Basic plot of the movie (spoilers, if anyone is going to suddenly watch this 30 year old film): Twins are involved in an incestuous affair, the female twin dies accidentally (electrocuted while taking a milk bath). The Male twin (Malet) is grief stricken so he puts his dead sister in a music case, ties it to the top of his car, and goes on a road trip through france meeting up with some off folks. It gets strange from there. Really moody film. Malet was my first crush on a French actor. Interestingly, Malet is a twin in real life. The guy is gorgeous. Quality of caps kind of weak but I'm not sure this was ever released on DVD.
From Wikipedia: Invitation au voyage is a 1982 French drama film directed by Peter Del Monte. It was entered into the1982 Cannes Film Festival, where it won the prize for the Best Artistic Contribution

Silent Night, Deadly Night 5 - 1991

This is probably one of my top 10 scenes just for the unexpectedness of the scene and the duration. The basic plot is that an evil toymaker (Mickey Rooney as "Joe Petto" - get it?) is killing people with his toys. An interesting side note is that Mickey Rooney was one of the most vocal critics of the original "Silent Night, Deadly Night" due to it's theme of mixing Christmas/Santa with killing. But a few years later he was decked out in santa gear killing up a storm. Did he really need money that bad? Onto the pics: