Stone Cold (1991)

The swagger, the neck roll, the blonde mullet, the "National Communists Against Athletes" shirt: few football players have ever attracted attention like the stone-cold fox known as "The Boz," Brian Bosworth. So, when a shoulder injury cut short his NFL career, it was well understood that Sooner or later the former University of Oklahoma star linebacker would end up in Hollywood. Sure enough, in 1991 the Boz made his big screen debut with Stone Cold (1991). In this action drama, Bosworth plays Joe Huff, a super buff Alabama cop known for beating down the bad guys. Recognizing how well this badass attitude will play with bikers, the FBI recruits him to infiltrate a White Supremacist biker gang led by Chains Cooper (Lance Henriksen). Huff works his way in and discovers they plan to assassinate the Mississippi District Attorney (David Tress) and save one of their members who is on trial for murder. Only the Boz can stand in their way. More like "The Bod," Mr. Bosworth gives us our eye's worth of man-skin when he pulls off his shirt and gets in a fight with another big biker. The Boz shows off that fine frame as he trades punches, but we get an even better look at his body when he answers the door wearing just a skimpy pair of underwear and doesn't feel the need to throw on a pair of pants for his visitor. That bulge will have your eyes bulging out of your head! When you're done huffing and puffing to Jeo Huff, Lance Henriksen plays the lead piece of biker trash who is the master of the sleazecore look. We see him shirtless as he sits on his motorcycle and talks to another biker. These days you can catch him hawking Dr. Pepper on the Fansville commercials, but The Boz was in his peak, sleek, toned and tan prime when he starred in Stone Cold. Mr. Man needs a cold shower after watching it!