Adult DVD Talkers have reviewed 2 Michael Leon porn movies.
Reviews of Michael Leon Movies (2)
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tex Anthony, Kitty, Kevin Wiles, Chaz Holderman, Bobby Davis, Justin Rhodes, Brett Simms, Ron Collier, Peter King [II] (gay)
Studio: ARI
Directed by: Michael Leon
Release date: 10/26/2005
Best Men, The (ARI) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
The night after the wedding the best men and the groom get it on with one another inspite of the fact that limp dicks abound. [read the full review]
review from 9/15/2007:
The night after the wedding the best men and the groom get it on with one another inspite of the fact that limp dicks abound. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Johnny Dawes, John Nichols, Danny Combs, Blake Cass, Glen Parker, Shawn Victors, Bill Gear, Dale Palmer, Nathan Reeds, Perry Alexander
Studio: ARI
Directed by: Michael Leon
Release date: 11/4/2002
Soap Studs (ARI) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
Another of the early pre-condom videos now re-released on DVD, this one has the attraction of having been produced by the prolific Terry Le Grand whose hallmark was having a sense of humor. The premise for this film is that we are watching a soap opera Lust for Life. Our two soap stars meet, sit on the sofa, kiss and..its time for a commercial! How eerie that Le Grand could prophesy from 20 years ago what TV viewing would be like in the 21st century: one minute of program followed by ten minutes of commercials. Of course if all commercials were like these we wouldnt mind watching them. Our first commercial has two lovers waking up in the morning. When one asks for a good- morning kiss the other says, But your breath! Spurts mints to the rescue. [read the full review]
review from 11/20/2002:
Another of the early pre-condom videos now re-released on DVD, this one has the attraction of having been produced by the prolific Terry Le Grand whose hallmark was having a sense of humor. The premise for this film is that we are watching a soap opera Lust for Life. Our two soap stars meet, sit on the sofa, kiss and..its time for a commercial! How eerie that Le Grand could prophesy from 20 years ago what TV viewing would be like in the 21st century: one minute of program followed by ten minutes of commercials. Of course if all commercials were like these we wouldnt mind watching them. Our first commercial has two lovers waking up in the morning. When one asks for a good- morning kiss the other says, But your breath! Spurts mints to the rescue. [read the full review]