Dita Von Teese in a pornographic film. That sentence alone should inspire any late 90s goth, punk and fashionista to make a pilgrimage to the nearest adult video store. Better yet, Pin Ups 2 is an Andrew Blake production, which implies art, fashion and beauty. Nearly 20 years old, the 1999 production as aged well and highlights the differences between todays porn and yesteryears.

Running Time: 84 min. (cover says 90 which I assume includes the photo gallery) Production Date: 11 / 2 / 1997 Director: Andrew Blake Cast: Dita, Anita Blonde, Inari Vachs, Temptress, Nina, Regina Hull, and Dale Bonet Initial Expectations: From what Ive seen, Andrew Blake makes some of the most artistic porn out there. Ive got high expectations. Initial Reaction: Wow. Its beautiful, artistic, and very erotic. Audio /Video Quality: The picture is so clear that I wasnt sure if it was even shot on film. To my knowledge, Blake always shoots on film, so this DVD shows that porn shot on film doesnt have to look grainy. There are almost no sex sounds in the audio. There is a voice over in some parts of the movie which is very clear. Music: The music varies from the Ave Maria to techno. It fits the scenes and, like everything else, is very well done. Review: As with most of Andrew Blakes films, there isnt much plot. Even saying that much might be stretching the amount of plot in Pin-Ups 2 . Instead theres more of a general theme.

Pin-Ups 2 (1999) Studio Studio A Director Andrew Blake Starring Anita Blond, Dita, Inari Vachs, Temptress, Regina Hall, Nina, and Dale Bonet Running Time 1:24 DVD Format Single Sided, Single Layer Special Features 20-Picture photo gallery and Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack Themes Lesbian, 50's costumes, bondage/submission, natural bodies, legs/asses, Euro-babes, female masturbation, creative toys Video Captures Click for larger size [ /image ] --> [ /image ] --> [ /image ] --> [ /image ] --> [ /image ] --> [ /image ] -->       The First Word:  While not his best work, this gorgeous looking (and sounding) film is yet another example of Andrew Blake's brilliant cinematography, easily rivaling that of any mainstream filmmaker.What's It About?:  This is a vignette film -- a series of unrelated scenes each with its own theme, typically the format of "artsy porn."  The film begins with a visually stunning title sequence that not only identifies the cast but also gives you a good idea of Blake's visual style. Following the titles, there's a 16-minute m