The weather in New York is hot, hazy, and humid. Three handsome, horny young urban professionals rise with the sun in a hot morning session. Bodies flex and stretch through a sweat-soaked A.M. workout. A New York marathoner races into sexual delirium at the 21st mile. And into a New York night: dangerously real, sexually explosive.

The hottest action in the world is just a grope away. By yourself or with a group — any amount can play.

A man's sexual desires are aroused by a mysterious stranger he happens upon in a New York City subway.

Eric Ryan takes the viewer on a tour of New York in this unauthorized sequel to The Boys of Venice.

An interviewer conjures up fantasies as he asks Daniel Holt about PM Productions' new line of leather gear.

Thieves develop an elaborate plot to have their way with Scorpio.

Two neighbors head for the famous New York City piers, one for some fun on a day off, the other because he has an assignment to prepare for his demolition company to put in a bid for the piers' destruction — "No one uses them," says his boss. The engineer, played by Johnny Kovacs, wanders through the piers checking out their architecture and again and again happens upon guys — including his neighbor, played by Keith Anthoni — getting it on.

Hank and Gene are fired from their trucker jobs at the Kansas City Trucking Company after an alcohol-fueled brawl. The two search for opportunities in the blue-collar workforce, but are often distracted by other men along the way.

When an older man tells his younger lover that he wants to open up their relationship, the younger man decides to make up for lost time.