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(1.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Studio: Metro
Category: Straight
Director: James Avalon
Starring: Michael J. Cox, T.T. Boy, Sana Fey, Julian, Stacy Valentine, Mark Davis, Dolly Golden, Stephanie Swift, Flower, Reka, Paris Blue, Reyna Via, Lana Marie, Malesia
Release Date: 4/24/2000
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Boouky's review on 1/29/2004
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This was my first Adult DVD, and starring Stacy Valentine, I was certain that it would be worth the money. Unfortunately, it wasn't the right DVD to choose. The plot is extremely weak and weird, the cast of actresses, while hot, never seem to be able to pick up any momentum in the sex, because of the screwy camera which keeps switching angles so fast that by the time the picture reached from my brain to my dick, it was a completely different shot. Not to mention the fact that while the sex shows some promise, there never is really anything to get your motor running. Most shots don't show enough or move simply too fast. And without a doubt, the biggest crime of all, is not enough Stacy!!! She does one oral at the beginning that you can barely make out because of the lovely aforementioned angle switching, and the final scene with her, Mark Davis and Stephanie Swift is too darkly lit and really not at all explicit.
astroknight's review on 6/28/2000
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Running Time: 1:23 Cast: Stacy Valentine, Peris Bleau, Stephanie Swift, Flower, Reka, Reyna Via, Malesia, Sana Fey, Dolly Golden, Lana Marie, Mark Davis, Julian, T. T. Boy, and Michael J. Cox Director: James Avalon From the start of Sexy Nurses 3, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. It has a very artistic feel to the start with black and white photograph and fish falling from trees. The next thing we know, Mark Davis is in the hospital with no clue why he's there, and nurse Stacy Valentine not being any help. Throughout Sexy Nurses 3, we are given clues to what has happened to land Mark in the hospital. As good an idea as this sounded, it doesn't follow through that well.












