Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 7 porn movies from After Hours Cinema.
Reviews of After Hours Cinema Movies (7)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Jonathon Younger, Conny, Pete Chiarella
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: Don A. Sweet, M.P. Ronaldo
Release date: 11/12/2019
42nd Street Pete's 8mm Madness 2 Number 1: Rough And Raunchy Collection (Blu-ray) review summaries:
Flash's
8mm Madness Volume 2 Number 1: The Rough & Raunchy Collection is a collection of 8mm loops that focuses on the more taboo loops that were released. There is a nice variety to the loops contained on the release, and most are in relatively good shape. Fans of 8mm loops will find a lot to like in this collection unless they are looking for the more tamer style of sex. [read the full review]
review from 11/26/2019:
8mm Madness Volume 2 Number 1: The Rough & Raunchy Collection is a collection of 8mm loops that focuses on the more taboo loops that were released. There is a nice variety to the loops contained on the release, and most are in relatively good shape. Fans of 8mm loops will find a lot to like in this collection unless they are looking for the more tamer style of sex. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Ron Jeremy, David Christopher, Stella Stevens, Marlene Willoughby, George Payne, Niko, Ron Hudd, Joey Karson, Ambrosia Fox, Cheri Champagne, Phil Prince, Velvet Summers, David Ruby, Tony Mansfield, Jamie St. James, Richard Dupree, Victoria Sands, Robin Thorn, Mark Roberts, Destiny Duvall, Stable Cruz, Park Richards, Janice Dupreee, Candice Wagner
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: Phil Prince
Release date: 6/1/2015
Films of Phil Prince: Avon 7 Triple Feature review summaries:
Flash's
The Films of Phil Prince: Avon 7 Triple Feature is a mixed bag. The Taming of Rebecca is worth having as a film, but the transfer isn't the greatest and the film is missing a little footage. Angel in Distress isn't the greatest film that Prince made, the transfer is a mess, and is missing even more footage. Daughters of Discipline also isn't the greatest film that Prince made and is on the vastly superior Avon Triple Feature: Savage Sadists / Den of Dominance / Daughters of Discipline release from Vinegar Syndrome. After Hours Cinema has only included a leaflet for an extra. [read the full review]
review from 12/9/2015:
The Films of Phil Prince: Avon 7 Triple Feature is a mixed bag. The Taming of Rebecca is worth having as a film, but the transfer isn't the greatest and the film is missing a little footage. Angel in Distress isn't the greatest film that Prince made, the transfer is a mess, and is missing even more footage. Daughters of Discipline also isn't the greatest film that Prince made and is on the vastly superior Avon Triple Feature: Savage Sadists / Den of Dominance / Daughters of Discipline release from Vinegar Syndrome. After Hours Cinema has only included a leaflet for an extra. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Toni, Sharon Mitchell, Gabriel, John Seeman, Paul Scharf, C.J. Laing, Shaun Costello, Peter Moore, Jonathon Younger, Leo Lovemore, Vicky Lindsay, Laura Bourbon, Brenda Filbrick, Mara Dunn, Ann Woods, Susan Davis, Rose-bud Bush, Michael Farr, Victor Colicchio, Dory Deva, Kelly Green (I) (classic 1970s)
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: Shaun Costello, Lowell Pickett
Release date: 11/6/2012
Daughter of Discipline Double Feature review summaries:
Flash's
After Hours Cinema has put together two films that don't really go together on this release at all. One of the films, Daughters of Discipline, was made by Shaun Costello and shown at the Avon cinema chain and the other film, House of Kinky Pleasures, was made by Lowell Pickett and is clearly not made for the Avon cinema or at least in its present form it isn't. Unfortunately both films are incomplete and the transfer for both are rather rough. [read the full review]
review from 12/12/2015:
After Hours Cinema has put together two films that don't really go together on this release at all. One of the films, Daughters of Discipline, was made by Shaun Costello and shown at the Avon cinema chain and the other film, House of Kinky Pleasures, was made by Lowell Pickett and is clearly not made for the Avon cinema or at least in its present form it isn't. Unfortunately both films are incomplete and the transfer for both are rather rough. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ron Jeremy, David Christopher, George Payne, Niko, Joey Karson, Ambrosia Fox, Cheri Champagne, Phil Prince, William Hunt, Martin Patton, Dixie Dew, Marc Roberts, Brian O'Hara
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: Phil Prince
Release date: 3/10/2009
Story of Prunella (After Hours) review summaries:
Flash's
The Story of Prunella is a roughie from Phil Prince and Avon. The film won't be for everyone but it is one of Prince's better efforts and this release from After Hours Cinema is great. [read the full review]
review from 11/9/2015:
The Story of Prunella is a roughie from Phil Prince and Avon. The film won't be for everyone but it is one of Prince's better efforts and this release from After Hours Cinema is great. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Tricia Opal, Buddy Boone, Eve Orlon, Judy Angel, Gerard Broulard, George Peters, Starlyn Simone, Patti Snyder, Andy Bellamy, Nora Weiternik, Jack King, Linda Vroom, Annette Michael, John Dullaghan
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: John Lamb
Release date: 3/18/2008
Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection, The review summaries:
Flash's
The Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection combines the two Sam Dobbs films together on one release. The films are fun and lighthearted. However, After Hours Cinema has altered both films, one considerably, which makes it hard to recommend this set. [read the full review]
review from 8/14/2014:
The Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection combines the two Sam Dobbs films together on one release. The films are fun and lighthearted. However, After Hours Cinema has altered both films, one considerably, which makes it hard to recommend this set. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Joey Silvera, John Leslie, Annette Haven, Linda Wong, Paul Scharf, Candida Royalle, Nan Johnson, Celeste Laymore, Vicky Lovelace, Bob Migliette, Warren St. Thomas, Lee Warneky, Raymond Warren, Louise Thompson, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: Nick Philips
Release date: 1/23/2008
San Francisco Grindhouse Triple Feature: Wendy's Naughty Night review summaries:
Classix Comment's
After Hours Cinema has just provided us with a triple feature consisting of two Nick Phillips films and a genuine obscurity, Easy Alice. I've never been much of a Phillips fan, but I know nothing about these so I'm ever hopeful. Easy Alice is another story. [read the full review]
review from 2/7/2008:
After Hours Cinema has just provided us with a triple feature consisting of two Nick Phillips films and a genuine obscurity, Easy Alice. I've never been much of a Phillips fan, but I know nothing about these so I'm ever hopeful. Easy Alice is another story. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Harry Reems
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: Sean Costello
Release date: 8/15/2007
Forced Entry (After Hours Cinema) review summaries:
Flash's
Forced Entry is the first feature to come from director Shaun Costello, that sadly isn't that good. While there are glimpses of the director-to-be in it, Costello's lack of knowledge on how to craft a feature shows heavily creating a film that is rather boring to watch. After Hours Cinema has gotten a less than stellar print to make the master from and has skimped on the extras. [read the full review]
review from 12/4/2015:
Forced Entry is the first feature to come from director Shaun Costello, that sadly isn't that good. While there are glimpses of the director-to-be in it, Costello's lack of knowledge on how to craft a feature shows heavily creating a film that is rather boring to watch. After Hours Cinema has gotten a less than stellar print to make the master from and has skimped on the extras. [read the full review]
