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(4.0 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Studio: Digital Playground
Category: Feature film
Director: Ricky Greenwood
Starring: Scott Nails, Seth Gamble, Vicki Chase, Alex Jones, Abigail Mac, Ricky Johnson, Kimmy Granger, Adria Rae, Gal Ritchie
Release Date: 7/16/2024
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fu_q's review on 2/18/2025
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Compiled herein are episode-by-episode reviews (published prior at ADT) of acclaimed director Ricky Greenwood''s epic adult western, Gold Diggers (Digital Playground ; 2024). This one scored big at the AVNs, which included bringing home the coveted Grand Reel award, as well as an outstanding director award for Greenwood. All well deserved.
Captain Jack's review on 2/14/2025
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Ricky Greenwood directs this release for Digital Playground. This movie is set in the old west with promise of gold. These characters are all out to get their share and pull double crosses and triple crosses. There is a great cast in this one including Abigail Mac, Gal Ritchie, Vicki Chase, Adria Rae and Kimmy Granger. That is some heat!
Sean DPS' review on 10/14/2024
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I am glad I am getting these other studios to check out, and with the upcoming AVN nominations coming up, I have a feeling this one is going to get some love and this is going to help speed up the process for me. This is far from the big Digital Playground titles we used to get, but this one had some moments worth checking out. It started off strong with our spotlight scene going to the opening scene, a nice trio of fun. One small complaint, this is only for us old movie fans, this seems like it should have been presented in widescreen format, but they decided to go full screen, stretching things out a little. Believe me, the whole widescreen versus pan and scan used to be a huge argument.















