Where Joey Lives

Picture a beautiful Spanish-style mansion in a secluded suburb decorated with expensive furniture and antiques. There is music to fill the summer nights, tables garnished with delicacies and young men to fulfill the desires of those within the premises. This is the way it used to be. But not any more. This is the house WHERE JOEY LIVES. The previous owner was a mysterious man whose name was not known to anyone. You could not tell his age by looking at him and his wealth seemed to appear magically. Despite all of the strange factors about him, he was well liked and he threw wild parties almost every night. One day he disappeared, though some people say that he was murdered. Strange noises kept people away, except for Joey. Joey loved the man and consequently bought the house. Now Joey wishes to relive with you his experiences with the man; the one he wanted to touch, to kiss, and to be inside forever.

Directed by Nick Elliot, Where Joey Lives leans on a strong ensemble — Tim Kincaid, Tim O'Brien, Kurt Williams — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about fantasy titles of 1979.