Square jaw? Jacked body? Hockey mullet? Oh yes, the juicy John Terlesky was perfect to play the villain or hearthrob in 80's flicks.Born in Cincinnati, Ohio on May 30, 1961, John started acting in 1984, and almost immediately had a starring role in the college kids turned bail bondsmen TV show Legmen. Mr. Man's more of an abs and buns man, but he appreciates it all! When that show didn't work out, John turned to B movies and horror flicks, like the women in prison movie The Naked Cage (1986) and the parking cars comedy Valet Girls (1986). But the best flick of the lot came when John stripped down for his role as Mike Brennan in the comedy horror film Chopping Mall (1986). This sci-fi horror flick follows eight high schoolers who are terrorized by murderous robots, after getting stuck in a high-tech mall after it closes. The friends must use whatever they can find in the other stores to hold off the robots until the mall opens back up in the morning. John shows off his sexy, smooth chest while shirtless in bed. He gets out and looks far better than alrighty in some whitey tighties, before the woman flashes her boobs at him so he'd stick around. We don't know if that worked, but we were quite sticky seeing John's gorgeous body! We get another look at the topless Mr. Terlesky when he walks around shirtless, chomping on some gun and investigating what's going on, before getting killed by one of the rogue robots. John isn’t a robot, but his body is definitely one well-oiled machine! John moved on to stuff like Deathstalker II (1987), and had a recurring role on the Western Paradise, but John basically bailed on acting in the late 90's. While he's been on episodes of CSI: Miami and The Brave as recently as 2018, John's basically a full time director now, who has worked on episodes of hit shows like How to Get Away With Murder, The Blacklist, Castle, The Rookie and Criminal Minds. As much as we're happy to direct you to his sexy work from the 80's, we wish John was still acting. In our opinion, the less John Terlesky wears, the better!
