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Review: Angel Face 2
Whether it’s romancers (“Lost and Found”, “With This Ring”, “Love Is A Dangerous Game”) or parodies (“Scooby Do: A XXX Parody”) or all sex features (“Innocence of Youth”, “Dirty Little Schoolgirl Stories”), porn jack of all trades, Eddie Powell, a guy who got his start way back in 2005...
Review: Gangbanged 4
Mason’s back with the next instalment in her award winning “Gangbanged” series. Yippee! I’m sure by now, you now the score: Women who have been in the business for a few years (sometimes decades) are somehow convinced to do some perverted things on camera that they have never done...
Review: Fresh Outta High School 22
One thing about a Paul Woodcrest film, they always look great. Every frame is full and lush (the cameras he uses are as a close to shooting on film as anything I’ve seen) and his shots are imaginative and really help to sell the action on the screen even...
Review: Fuck the Babysitter
Here it is folks, the very first Babysitter-themed film from the guys and gals over at Bluebird Films. Parodies and babysitter films have proven to be almost recession proof in the past few years, so it’s kind of a wonder why Bluebird has resisted doing either up to this...
Review: Busty Invaders From Mars
Fourteen years ago performer turned director Jonathan Morgan (2009′s “Bottoms Up In Brazil“) lampooned the ’50s-era b monster movie with his “Double Feature” and “Bride of Double Feature”, and saw himself not only winning a mantle full of awards but the accolades of the industry, as well. Returning to...
Review: Gangbanged 3
Fast becoming the gold standard for gang bang films, Mason delivers two more eager beavers desperate to live out a personal fantasy of taking on a group of men on camera. In this instance, it’s two industry veterans, Kagney Linn Karter and London Keyes, willing to take the carnal,...
Review: Gangbanged 2
Structurally similar to the misogynistic trash released by Christopher Alexander’s Anabolic Productions a decade earlier, Mason injects a false notion of female empowerment into the show, which, I guess, is meant to help make the sexual and misogynistic depravity on display here easier to swallow. If anything, it smoothes...
Review: Angel Face
Eddie Powell (2011′s “Scooby Do: A XXX Parody“) is becoming increasingly famous for producing story-oriented romancers for New Sensations, including the amazing “Lost And Found”. Here he steps behind the camera for the quickie gonzo number, Angel Face, distributed by Digital Sin. No plot, just young women of virtue being...
