Men Come First

Men Come First, a groundbreaking full-length gay adult film released in 1980 by renowned studio P.M. Productions, showcases a unique blend of humor and erotic content. The movie centers around a door-to-door salesman, skillfully played by Lance Prentis, who peddles "marital aids" to eager customers. Prentis' character demonstrates the studio's main product, Forever Hard, in an unforgettable scene where he perches himself atop a rigid cock, epitomizing the balm's remarkable effects. Another memorable scene features a struggling couple, with the salesman analyzing their lovemaking techniques. To stimulate the desensitized partner, he introduces a bottle-rocket like device, sending them over the edge into intense climax. Legendary performer George Payne makes a cameo appearance in a fantasy sequence, set against a backdrop of leather and a massive poppers box. Men Come First's innovative approach, combining humor and explicit gay content, set a new standard for the adult industry in the late 1970s. The film's enduring popularity is a testament to the studio's pioneering spirit and the timeless appeal of its risqué yet engaging storytelling.