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Review: Heart Throbs
Standing in the shadow of the two Bill Eagle originals and, to a lesser extent, Svetlana’s four “cupcake” movies, “Heart Throbs”, while not perfect, manages to come away looking pretty good. After a surprisingly bland third entry, one that was filmed on a sound stage and involved almost no...
Review: Delicious
The prolific yet somehow still elusive Bill Milling’s fantastic follow-up – in his classy “Philip Drexler” incarnation – to his widely admired A Scent of Heather is a delightfully naughty adult adaptation of Disney’s Mary Poppins. And, yes, to all you purists out there, I am aware that P.L....
Review: Desire
One of the better “couples films” around and certainly the best movie Vinnie Rossi has ever made, DESIRE gets an A for trying even if the actual results are still not that great. With a name that conjures up all sorts of devious mob connections (hey, the guy’s Italian,...
Review: Kick Azz: A XXX Parody
Earlier this year, an Austrian man suspected of being a member of al Qaeda was detained by police in Berlin. He was reportedly carrying with him the most important haul of al Qaeda materials in the last year, aside from those confiscated in Osama bin Laden’s compound. According to...
Review: Deep Inside Annie Sprinkle
The fourth of the Evart profile pictures – following Jennifer Welles, Gloria Leonard and Seka and predating Little Oral Annie and Angel Cash – centers on the unique Annie Sprinkle, one of the most gloriously sexual women who ever walked on God’s earth and a great personal heroine of...
Review: Delicious
Bill Milling’s follow-up – in his “Philip Drexler” incarnation – to his widely admired “A Scent of Heather”, a naughty rendition of Disney’s “Mary Poppins” (and, yes, to all you purists out there, I am aware that P.L. Travers wrote the source novel but pretty much everyone else associates...
Review: Love-In Arrangement
This fastpaced fuck film farce represents the sole directorial credit for one illustrious “Charles Larkin” who – judging by the degree of professionalism on display – just might be another of those mythical Hollywood players “slumming it”. Taking style and casting choices into account, the latter making for something...
Review: Devil in Miss Jones 2
Hard to imagine in these sequel-infested times that it took more than a decade for a follow-up to Gerard Damiano’s seminal “Devil in Miss Jones” to materialize. An even bigger surprise perhaps is that this second installment, albeit radically different in tone, matches its illustrious predecessor every step of...
