High School Fantasies (1974) + Extras

– "Where Were You in '62?" (23:34) is an interview with producer Damon Christian, who recalls his rise in the film industry, taking odd jobs before finally acquiring some real responsibility. Meeting director James Bryan, a plan was hatched to make "High School Fantasies," which actually required some research for the screenplay, along with various production achievements to pull off the period look. Christian explores the birth of Freeway Films and goes into the specifics of casting, sharing an anecdote about an antagonistic cast member. The conversation goes into the strange ways of adult film distribution, and Christian shares his pride in the music for "High School Fantasies," with a soundtrack album printed to help promote what ended up becoming a popular movie.

– "Bathroom Graffiti" (23:55) is an interview with director James Bryan, who immediately goes into his relationship with producer Dick Aldrich, who was eager to capitalize on the success of "American Graffiti." Casting choices are recalled, with Rene Bond a popular star at the time, but hesitant to get involved in hardcore movies. And Bryan has quite the tale to tell about Larry Barnhouse, who also made a living as a male escort. Talk of crew members dominate the conversation, including a story about a future movie star looking to build a resume for Roger Corman. The interviewee also goes into Aldrich's power plays in post-production, taking command of his movies with help from a loaded gun.