The Little Details Running Time: 90 min. Production Date: 10 / 29 / 2003 Director: Nicholas Steele Cast: Carmen Luvana, Amber Rain, Dominica Leoni, Natalia Wood, Neveah Ashton, Olivia del Rio, Cheyne Collins, Evan Stone, Joey Ray, Julian, and Steven St. Croix The Short Story Initial Expectations: I havent heard too much good about this one, and since Carmen Luvana and Nicholas Steele didnt overly impress me with Dinner Party 3 I cant get my hopes too high here. Initial Reaction: Its all over the place sexually, but the story worked well for me and there were a couple scenes I really liked. Who Should Watch It : Anybody looking for something on the softer style who values style over substance Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting things to get a little nasty or extremely passionate The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio is clear, very nicely balanced, and didnt have a single background noise that I noticed. The video leaves me torn.

Director : Nicholas SteeleCast : Carmen Luvana, Natalia Wood, Nevaeh Ashton, Amber Rain, Olivia Del Rio, Dominica Leoni, Evan Stone, Julian, Steven St Croix, Cheyne Collins, Joey RayDVD Extras : Chapter selection, direct-to-climax option, behind-the-scenes, photo gallery, bonus clips, trailers, weblinkTrailers : "Code Blue", "Lover's Choice", "Rawhide"2 Bonus Clips :Ava Vincent & Kurt Lockwood in "Dirty Dancers : The Movie"Venus & Tyler Wood in "Under The Influence"Behind-The-Scenes extra : Almost half an hour ! Starts with a 3 minutes silent segment of the various performers in photo sessions, then one-on-ones with Evan, Natalia, Carmen, as well as recaps of the major scenes. Lengthy but not very informative.Short Story : Hoping to major in paranormal, college cutie Carmen decides to investigate the strange rumours plaguing her local cemetery.

In a word: Dispiriting. The gist: This certainly isn't the dumbest feature I've ever seen. That would probably be "Rawhide," the last Nicholas Steele movie I saw. Why did I come back for more? Because Carmen Luvana is beautiful, and I'm still looking for a movie of hers that I'll like. After five or six tries, sadly, I'm still looking. The good news is, this one is bad in ways that are occasionally hilarious. The plot: It's sort of a "Heaven Can Wait" device. Carmen is doing research on paranormal activity at a cemetery. A ghostly Steven St. Croix shows her how she can relive the fondest memories of the dearly departed from other eras. Luckily for us, they think about fucking a lot. They don't call it a boneyard for nothing (rim shot). The play-by-play: We start with Nevaeh Ashton and Cheyne Collins at a picnic at the turn of the century, with appropriate costumes. Wow, the dialogue is insufferably bad, even by porn standards, and Cheyne is trying out some horrible goofball accent. They pour some tea, and ... my god, they're using tea bags.