When lap dances turn into larceny, the only tipping happens in the alley.
You're in an all male strip club. The lights are cheap and garish. The stripper pole is center stage. Two very hot guys are giving down and dirty lap dances to two equally hot customers who are tipping the strippers generously. When the strippers finish and leave the stage, the customers realize they've been fleeced. The strippers had skillfully picked their pockets. Understandably pissed, the customers wait outside the club's back stage door for the strippers to come out. The cocky strippers exit the club and are angrily confronted by the customers, and a back alley wrestle fight is on.
Practical Effects
Authentic alley fight staging with zero stunt doubles.
Costume
Stripping costumes that had to survive actual grappling.
Direction
Ron Sexton's single-minded pursuit of extremely niche cinema.
Director
Ron Sexton
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Ron Sexton built a mini-empire in gay erotic wrestling cinema, making this practically prestige by his standards.
This occupies a fascinating Venn overlap between exploitation film, queer cinema, and the dying DVD-era niche market—scholars of micro-genre evolution, take note.
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