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(3.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Studio: VCA
Category: Classic , Feature film , Straight
Director: Nick Orleans
Starring: Mark Davis, Kelly O'Dell, Ariel Daye, Laurie Cameron, Jalynn, Darrin Hart
Release Date: 11/28/2000
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Saki's review on 4/6/2003
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Virtual Sex (1993) Studio VCA Genre Couples Feature Director Nick Orleans Starring Kelly O'Dell, Tina Tyler, Laurie Cameron, Ariel Daye, Jalynn, Tiffany Minx, Deborah Wells, Tanya Summers, Sierra, Tony Tedeschi, Mathhew Sebastian, Darrin Hart, and Mark Davis Running Time 1:30 DVD Format Single Sided, Single Layer (DVD-5) Aspect Ratio 1.33:1 (full frame) Special Features Full motion video chapter selection menu and 20-picture photo gallery (mix of hardcore and softcore) Typical Watchers Glamour porn connoisseurs and Kelly O'Dell / Tina Tyler fans Typical Haters Anyone who can't stand Nick Orleans' films or movies in early Andrew Blake style Replay Value Low to Medium Themes Blowjobs, female masturbation, dirty talk, girl-girl, pantyhose, facials Condoms Yes, used in first scene with Kelly O'Dell and Tony Tedeschi If You Liked This DVD, You Should Enjoy Dreamers 1 / Dreamers 2 Science fiction movies are such an odd thing. They have the ability to wow us at the time, but as the years go by and the fiction becomes fact, the cool factor beco
Diville's review on 4/9/2001
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Starring: Kelly O'Dell, Tina Tyler, Tiffany Mynx, Sierra, Deborah Welles, Ariel Daye, Laurie Cameron, Jalynn, Tanya Summers, Mark Davis, Tony Tedeschi, Darrin Hart, Matthew Sebastian Directed By: Nicholas Orleans With the exception of John Stagliano, no adult director has ever been more influential than Andrew Blake. Soon after Blake's first movie was released, imitators filed onto video store shelves as fast as modern distribution channels would allow them. Almost all of them were an embarrassment. It seemed that the copy-cats missed the point, entirely. Andrew Blake's movies weren't sexy because the actresses wore sunglasses, or because the music was moody. Those movies were sexy because the girls looked better than they ever did anywhere else, and along with being a true professional, Blake understood the power of tease.









