Archives / Erica Boyer
Review: Every Woman Has a Fantasy 1
Ah, the so-called “Couples Film” ! In the early ’80s, the adult industry desperately tried to appeal to female viewers by supplying “thoughtful” story lines and “realistic” sex, or so the pr machines were working hard to make us believe. More to the point, it proved a stillborn, mythical...
Review: White Bunbusters
“White Bun Busters” was but one in a succession of titles produced by Gregory Dark that dealt with sexually frustrated folk who turn to prostitutes for satisfaction; woven into an 80s era new wave counter culture milieu. The films were interchangeable, for the most part. In fact, I have...
Review: Slippery When Wet
The film opens up on a limousine driving down a rainswept piece of highway on a dark and rainy night. Tom Byron, Erica Boyer, Marc Wallace and his wife, played by Barbara Dare, are on a trip to a destination that is never really clarified. Erica Boyer lay sleeping...
Review: Loose Ends
Loose Ends 1985. 104 mins. 4-Play Video Inc. (4-play). Produced/directed by Bruce Seven. Starring: Erica Boyer, Janey Robbins, Karen Summer, Rikki Blake, Summer Rose, Greg Rome, Harry Reems, Marc Wallice, Shone Taylor, Steve Drake, Tom Byron. (Crew) Executive Produced by Loretta Sterling. Written by Bridgette Royale. Cinematography by Michael...
Review: Future Lust
Future Lust 1989. 75 minutes. Moonlight Entertainment. Director/Producer: Scotty Fox. Starring: Debi Diamond, Nina Hartley, Sade, Stacy Lords, Tabitha Stevens, Jerry Butler, Ray Victory, Tom Byron, Frank James, Kevin James, Erica Boyer, Candie Evens, Tony Montana, Blondi, Keisha. (Crew) Writer: Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sapirstein. Editor: Allen Bolleen. Production...
Review: Amazing Tails 4
I was really looking forward to this tape since it has both my favorite trashy ladies (Steele and Viper) in it. Any video with these two babes had to be hot. For the most part, Amazing Tails is simply a series of vignettes strung together by a title card....
Review: Bionca On Fire
Technically this is a well-crafted treasure of a film with everyone from Ed Powers and Michael Cates behind the scenes to Tom Byron and Sharon Mitchell in front. Bruce Seven produced this nasty little vehicle for his then-wife, Bionca. The basic flow of the film goes like this; Bionca...
Review: Back To Class 2
Follow-up in name only to Back To Class, also known as, the Traci-less version of Sister Dearest. Back To Class 2 is an interesting film that pieces together several other films to make one, almost coherent, storyline. It’s so good that I’m sure Japanese director, and noted film-dicer, Godfrey...
