Adult DVD Talkers have reviewed 1 Chico porn movies.
Reviews of Chico Movies (1)
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Alexandra, Monica, Robert Rosenberg, Karma, Aya, Iveta, Kristyna, Mr. Brown
Studio: Anarchy
Directed by: Chico
Release date: 9/11/2003
My Point Of View (Anarchy) review summaries:
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My Point of View Studio: Anarchy Films Director: Chico Redfield Produced By: Rocky Black Year: 2003 Feature Time: 1:27:37 Extras: Bonus Scene and Trailers (0:39:08) Starring: Aya Karma Sabina Aneta Monica Alexandra Kristyna Themes: POV, European I wasn't really familiar with the studio Anarchy Films (who also appear to distribute the label Python Pictures) until their movies went on sale at a local smut shop. I picked up several, and while I wasn't blown away with their work, I thought a lot of it was pretty solid, including "Blasted," directed by Erin Sky, which I've previously reviewed. "My Point of View" is the first in a recurring series directed by Chico Redfield, and focusing of course on POV action. The style is meant to bring the viewer directly into the action by way of a "stunt dick." All of the sex is shot from the perspective of the male performer, also the director. I personally like the point of view genre, but it does have its detractors. The cute Aya is on the cover, which originally attracted me to the film. [read the full review]
review from 4/17/2005:
My Point of View Studio: Anarchy Films Director: Chico Redfield Produced By: Rocky Black Year: 2003 Feature Time: 1:27:37 Extras: Bonus Scene and Trailers (0:39:08) Starring: Aya Karma Sabina Aneta Monica Alexandra Kristyna Themes: POV, European I wasn't really familiar with the studio Anarchy Films (who also appear to distribute the label Python Pictures) until their movies went on sale at a local smut shop. I picked up several, and while I wasn't blown away with their work, I thought a lot of it was pretty solid, including "Blasted," directed by Erin Sky, which I've previously reviewed. "My Point of View" is the first in a recurring series directed by Chico Redfield, and focusing of course on POV action. The style is meant to bring the viewer directly into the action by way of a "stunt dick." All of the sex is shot from the perspective of the male performer, also the director. I personally like the point of view genre, but it does have its detractors. The cute Aya is on the cover, which originally attracted me to the film. [read the full review]
