Archives / Eric Masterson
Review: Love And War
Now running Penthouse’s much anticipated hardcore line under the name “Kelly Holland”, Toni English has quietly crafted an impressive body of work for Vivid Video, forever toiling in the shadow of that company’s mighty figurehead Paul Thomas. Her brief intermediary stint at industry rival Wicked may ultimately warrant little...
Review: Beast
Trust the lugubrious mind meld of director Michael Raven and writer David Aaron Clark, who have both taken the currently hot Gothic chic to the very depths of darkness and despair in their respective work, to come up with an update of the timeless tale of Beauty and the...
Review: Fairy Tale
“Fairy Tale” is a fun little movie from writer Jennifer Allison (her final film) and director Michael Raven, involving a pair of newlyweds, Stormy Daniels and Eric Masterson, forced to contend with a mischievous 12 inch fairy (Kaylani Lei) living in the garden of their newly purchased suburban home....
Review: Friends with Benefits
Another day, another fluffy vehicle for Wicked Pictures contract starlet Jessica Drake. Actually, this one isn’t bad. Released just a few weeks before the Mila Kunis/Justin Timberlake starrer “Friends With Benefits”, and a few weeks after the far superior (in my humble opinion, anyway) Natalie Portman/Ashton Kutcher hit “No...
Review: Avengers XXX: A Porn Parody
Considering that Marvel’s Avengers has made well over a billion dollars in just a little over four weeks of release, you just had to know that the porn gods were going to go into hyper-drive to push out a parody to capitalize on the film’s popularity. Wouldn’t you know it,...
Review: Trash Talk
What do you get when you mix together the Christian Slater teen-angst classic, “Pump up The Volume”, with N channel’s underrated “Radio Free Roscoe”, and then, for added seasoning, you throw in a dash of graphic hard-pounding sex? Well, of course, you get “Trash Talk”, a film about a...
Review: Grindhouse XXX: A Double Feature
What a novel concept – a parody of a homage to an experience. Huh? Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino’s three hour film geek hemorrhage/50 million dollar attempt to recapture the head-spinning sensation of screening a movie in a grindhouse via a pair of short exploitation films surrounded by cheesy...
