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(3.4 stars avg from 4 reviews)
Studio: Wicked
Category: Couples
Director: Michael Raven
Starring: Steven St. Croix, Randy Spears, Lee Stone, Avena Lee, Courtney Cummz, Kirsten Price, Stormy Daniels
Release Date: 3/20/2006
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astroknight's review on 11/12/2007
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Stormy writes and stars in a very nice thriller for Michael Raven. The sex is very couples friendly and nicely done, but the story and acting are the real stars here. The technical aspects are a bit disappointing due to a non-anamorphic transfer and the extras fall a bit flat and far short of what Wicked often does for extras outside of a very enjoyable commentary. This is a great movie that left me wishing that Wicked would have done more with the overall DVD.
Savoy's review on 10/3/2007
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Slow plot development and run-of-the-mill sex scenes hinder this otherwise promising thriller.
bono-ONE's review on 1/19/2007
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Welcome fans to a quick take on this Stormy Daniels flick where she's either crazy or actually being watched, hence the title Watching Samantha. It's got a top notch cast of talent so far as features go in Randy Spears, Stephen St. Croix, Avena Lee, and Kirsten Price who I think had just become a Wicked Girl when this was shot. The jist of the story is Stormy's character feeling like she's being watched, that there's some kind of presence she senses often when she wakes up at night, etc. Of course it's all true but there's a perfectly natural explanation for this. Randy tries to play the good husband and Avena and Stephen their good close friends who both seem concerned about the behaviour of Stormy. The story progresses ok with mostly hints of the supposed watching with no actual overt signs save for a shower scene where Stormy goes out when she thinks she's heard something and coming back the words I See you are traced in the mist of the mirror. Other than that it's all up to Stormy's acting to convey this feeling of dred and I thought for the most part she did fine.
RubyRed's review on 5/9/2006
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"A Gay Man's Take on Straight Porn" I'm a fan of Michael Raven's features, and with a script by Stormy, I just couldn't resist this little feature. So, was it as good as I was expecting? The Film: I'm going to skip the scene by scene here. Honestly, the sex in the movie is you average couples fare. Nothing more, nothing less. Why am I saying this? Because honestly I cannot recal anything from the sex scenes here. They are all boy/girl and all one on one. Nothing amazing. Now, this movie has an interesting plot, and a strong script. The basic story is that Samantha (Stormy) lives a great life. She has money, and a good husband, and good friends. Still, she isn't happy. Why? Well, she is paranoid that someone is always watching her. Is it all in her head? Or is someone really out to get her? Don't go into this movie expecting something on a large scale like a Brad Armstrong movie. This is a much smaller film, with a much smaller budget. Still, the story leads you along, and when you get to the ending...
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Watching Samantha
Has anybody here seen this movie? From what I understand, it's in the thriller genre as well as porn, of course. Forget the sex, what's the plot like? This might be a movie that I should check out. My local video store has a copy of it....
Quickies: "Watching Samantha", "Curse Eternal"
I liked Watching Samantha more than I like most Michael Raven movies, mainly because I think it was more focused, plot-wise. I'm going to choose to give the credit for that to Stormy, who wrote it. Raven adds a lot, though. There are good...













