Adult DVD Talkers have reviewed 5 Tom DeSimone porn movies.
Reviews of Tom DeSimone Movies (5)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Poco Allen, Olin, Darryl Hughes
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Tom DeSimone
Release date: 1/1/2015
Dust Unto Dust (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Flash's
Dust Unto Dust is an early hardcore gay feature film from director Tom DeSimone. Dust Unto Dust is a straightforward film with only three cast members that tells a story of a made up Native American legend via a narrator. Even though Dust Unto Dust is so simple, as a whole, the film works well and should entertain viewers. Dust Unto Dust is well worth watching. Vinegar Syndrome has done an okay job with their streaming-only edition of Dust Unto Dust on Exploitation.TV with decent video but below average audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 6/26/2018:
Dust Unto Dust is an early hardcore gay feature film from director Tom DeSimone. Dust Unto Dust is a straightforward film with only three cast members that tells a story of a made up Native American legend via a narrator. Even though Dust Unto Dust is so simple, as a whole, the film works well and should entertain viewers. Dust Unto Dust is well worth watching. Vinegar Syndrome has done an okay job with their streaming-only edition of Dust Unto Dust on Exploitation.TV with decent video but below average audio quality. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Uschi Digard, Maria Arnold, Liz Wolfe, Tracy Handfuss, Angie Monet, Lois Darst, Ilona Lakes, Susan Sterling, Linde Melissa, Joni Anderson, Dorothy Dick, Lisa Ashbury, Jamie McKenna, Carol Peters, Claire Bow, Donna Sutter, Sasan Landis, Robin Whitting, Bolivia Tierman
Studio: Gourmet Video (GVC)
Directed by: Tom DeSimone
Release date: 7/19/2013
Prison Girls (Gourmet Video) review summaries:
fu_q's
A two day furlough on the outside isn't necessarily a good thing for a handful of rowdy (...and randy...) female inmates, as is clearly the case in "Prison Girls", a decent, 1972, softcore release from GVC and director Tom DeSimone. [read the full review]
review from 6/23/2016:
A two day furlough on the outside isn't necessarily a good thing for a handful of rowdy (...and randy...) female inmates, as is clearly the case in "Prison Girls", a decent, 1972, softcore release from GVC and director Tom DeSimone. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: J.W. King, R.J. Reynolds, Derrick Stanton, Shawn Victors, Rod Canyon, Eric Clements, Bob Marsh, Bill Stanford, Ron Zale, Dale Arnold
Studio: Catalina
Directed by: Tom DeSimone
Release date: 3/3/2008
Wet Shorts review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
Six pre-condom scenes with many starring superstar J. W. King. These shorts were directed by Tom Di Simone (aka Lancer Brooks), a pioneer in gay porn who later moved into non-porn films. The unbounded wit of this nostalgic trip back in time makes them ideal for viewing with a group. They are fun as well as nostalgic and can still put a pistol in your pocket. [read the full review]
review from 11/8/2008:
Six pre-condom scenes with many starring superstar J. W. King. These shorts were directed by Tom Di Simone (aka Lancer Brooks), a pioneer in gay porn who later moved into non-porn films. The unbounded wit of this nostalgic trip back in time makes them ideal for viewing with a group. They are fun as well as nostalgic and can still put a pistol in your pocket. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Poco Allen, Olin, Darryl Hughes
Studio: Bijou
Directed by: Tom DeSimone
Release date: 9/15/2006
Dust Unto Dust (Bijou) review summaries:
Flash's
Dust Unto Dust is an early hardcore gay feature film from director Tom DeSimone. Dust Unto Dust is a straightforward film with only three cast members that tells a story of a made up Native American legend via a narrator. Even though Dust Unto Dust is so simple, as a whole, the film works well and should entertain viewers. Dust Unto Dust is well worth watching. Bijou Video's release of Dust Unto Dust looks nice with the expected damage for the age of the film. [read the full review]
review from 11/16/2018:
Dust Unto Dust is an early hardcore gay feature film from director Tom DeSimone. Dust Unto Dust is a straightforward film with only three cast members that tells a story of a made up Native American legend via a narrator. Even though Dust Unto Dust is so simple, as a whole, the film works well and should entertain viewers. Dust Unto Dust is well worth watching. Bijou Video's release of Dust Unto Dust looks nice with the expected damage for the age of the film. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Kurt Williams, Al Parker, Roger, Steve Tracy, Chris Adams, Jennifer Cashoty, Christopher Christy, Tim Christy, Adam Neumar, David Warfield
Studio: P.M. Productions
Directed by: Tom DeSimone
Release date: 9/6/2000
Heavy Equipment review summaries:
Flash's
Heavy Equipment is an enjoyable classic gay feature film that boasts great production values, an interesting story, and a great cast. Fans of feature films where the story is as important as the sex scenes will enjoy this film. However, Blue Pictures has done a poor job with this DVD release of Heavy Equipment with poor image quality and poor audio. This edition only contains the 2D version of Heavy Equipment and not the 3D version. [read the full review]
review from 7/27/2017:
Heavy Equipment is an enjoyable classic gay feature film that boasts great production values, an interesting story, and a great cast. Fans of feature films where the story is as important as the sex scenes will enjoy this film. However, Blue Pictures has done a poor job with this DVD release of Heavy Equipment with poor image quality and poor audio. This edition only contains the 2D version of Heavy Equipment and not the 3D version. [read the full review]
joeblow69's
Ah, the 70s. The pre-Golden age of porn. Back when mustaches were mandatory and the films were grainier than my ass crack after a trip to the beach. Caballero digs WAY back into the vaults and re-releases Heavy Equipment on DVD. Was it worth the effort? Uh, hmm, err it depends. First things first, the picture quality is awful. I mean really, really bad. The video is very grainy, and the lighting is extremely dark in a few places. It isnt mentioned anywhere on the DVD, but I could swear that this was filmed in 3D. There are many places where you can see the standard red-blue double image required for 3D. This seems to happen most frequently when projectiles are coming straight at the screen. Penises, hands, dumbells, things like that. I dont have 3D glasses, though, so I cant confirm anything. If this wasnt done intentionally, then the picture quality is even worse that I thought. Our story (thats right, there is a story here!) starts out with our hero, the geeky Chester, working at an adult bookstore. [read the full review]
review from 10/30/2000:
Ah, the 70s. The pre-Golden age of porn. Back when mustaches were mandatory and the films were grainier than my ass crack after a trip to the beach. Caballero digs WAY back into the vaults and re-releases Heavy Equipment on DVD. Was it worth the effort? Uh, hmm, err it depends. First things first, the picture quality is awful. I mean really, really bad. The video is very grainy, and the lighting is extremely dark in a few places. It isnt mentioned anywhere on the DVD, but I could swear that this was filmed in 3D. There are many places where you can see the standard red-blue double image required for 3D. This seems to happen most frequently when projectiles are coming straight at the screen. Penises, hands, dumbells, things like that. I dont have 3D glasses, though, so I cant confirm anything. If this wasnt done intentionally, then the picture quality is even worse that I thought. Our story (thats right, there is a story here!) starts out with our hero, the geeky Chester, working at an adult bookstore. [read the full review]
