Reviews of Lisa Loves Movies with Trailers (2)
Geisha (Daring) review summaries:
GS500's
A dark, artsy film that features regular girls wearing white makeup and kimonos. There is a strong Japanese theme, but definitely not Japanese girls. [read the full review]
review from 11/16/2010:
A dark, artsy film that features regular girls wearing white makeup and kimonos. There is a strong Japanese theme, but definitely not Japanese girls. [read the full review]
T0MBOne's
Lisa Loves directs GEISHA (2010, Daring Media Group-Netherlands) starring five models dressed and made-up as Geishas in five scenes. Here is a review. [read the full review]
review from 9/26/2010:
Lisa Loves directs GEISHA (2010, Daring Media Group-Netherlands) starring five models dressed and made-up as Geishas in five scenes. Here is a review. [read the full review]
Tenderness (Daring) review summaries:
Endorphin's
Tenderness provides five erotic sex scenes shot beautifully, and accompanied by soft, dreamy music that is occasionally interrupted by the sounds of sex which are still quite amazing. Four scenes involve a woman and a man. One of the scenes features a woman with another woman. Tenderness does live up to its name by providing slow moving sex scenes that start out with tender touches and kisses. [read the full review]
review from 8/19/2011:
Tenderness provides five erotic sex scenes shot beautifully, and accompanied by soft, dreamy music that is occasionally interrupted by the sounds of sex which are still quite amazing. Four scenes involve a woman and a man. One of the scenes features a woman with another woman. Tenderness does live up to its name by providing slow moving sex scenes that start out with tender touches and kisses. [read the full review]
T0MBOne's
Camera person Lisa Loves takes on the directing duties for TENDERNESS (2009, Daring Media Group) with director Kendo on camera. Here is a review. [read the full review]
review from 8/28/2010:
Camera person Lisa Loves takes on the directing duties for TENDERNESS (2009, Daring Media Group) with director Kendo on camera. Here is a review. [read the full review]

