Take Ten

About This Movie

So, 'Take Ten' is kind of an interesting piece from Falcon Studios. It’s a collection of four shorts, each with its own vibe. 'Three In A Barn' really plays up on the classic muscle aesthetics—lots of beefy guys and an unapologetic celebration of physicality. 'Take Ten' (also known as 'Room Service') brings a more humorous, almost slapstick quality to the mix, which is a nice contrast. Then there's 'USMC Vs. USN', or 'Picnic Lunch For 2', where you've got this playful competition between servicemen that feels a bit cheeky and lighthearted. The pacing varies a lot between the segments, creating an eclectic viewing experience that might catch collectors off guard. It’s not your typical narrative flow, but it has its own charm, and you can see the appeal for those who appreciate the subculture.

'Take Ten' holds a niche appeal among collectors, especially those interested in vintage adult cinema. Its varied segments showcase a unique snapshot of the era's aesthetics and humor. As for formats, it’s mostly found on VHS, which adds to its scarcity. Collectors often seek out this title for its distinctiveness in presentation and the playful way it engages with its themes.