Art of Cruising Men

Paul Lynde Halloween Special The Paul Lynde Halloween Special aired only once (on October 29, 1976) and featured a "Who's Who" of mid-'70s TV and film stars; Paul held everything together as the ringmaster of a circus that featured Margaret Hamilton (her only prime time TV appearance wearing the full outfit ...

Sorry, but the film is not worth seeing
Got the chance to see the film and unfortunately never saw anything worth remembering. It is a loose attempt to be too techy and informative but it fails on both counts. Unfortunately, this isn't the type of film you would want to waste your 70 mins with even if you have so much to spare. I'd rather watch BAMBI and be entertained.

Summary
The Art of Cruising Men is a wonderfully amusing, irreverent look at the lengths many gay men go to in order to make sexual contact with one another. Follow the route from first eye contact to orgasm, from prehistoric times through the forbidden worlds of bathrooms and the clubs and bars of the 1990s. Explicit nudity is featured. From the creator of Max Headroom, one of the most celebrated television achievements of the eighties, comes a whole new style of video. 70 min.