Reviews of Pleasure Movies with Trailers by Nic Cramer (2)
Looker review summaries:
fu_q's
Consumed with a case that ultimately led to his father's demise, that of the "Femme Fatale" serial killer, a police detective (Vince Voyeur) finds himself slipping further and further into the bottle...and obsession. Helping him make sense of it all--and generally concerned for him--is his trustworthy and stunningly beautiful partner, Shanna McCullough, who's ready to stick by him until the end. Of course, just how that "end" will end up is the driving force of the film and remains entirely up in the air. Such is the case in "Looker", a very good, 1998 release from Pleasure and director Nic Cramer. [read the full review]
review from 4/27/2018:
Consumed with a case that ultimately led to his father's demise, that of the "Femme Fatale" serial killer, a police detective (Vince Voyeur) finds himself slipping further and further into the bottle...and obsession. Helping him make sense of it all--and generally concerned for him--is his trustworthy and stunningly beautiful partner, Shanna McCullough, who's ready to stick by him until the end. Of course, just how that "end" will end up is the driving force of the film and remains entirely up in the air. Such is the case in "Looker", a very good, 1998 release from Pleasure and director Nic Cramer. [read the full review]
astroknight's
Running Time: 83 min. Production Date: 10 / 10 / 1997 Director: Nic Cramer (who also wrote the story) Cast: Lauren Montgomery, Shanna McCullough, Silvia Saint, Erika Bella, Jacklyn Lick, Vince Voyeur, Ian Daniels, Mickey G., Hakan Serbes, and Steve Hatcher Initial Expectations: Ive heard very good things about the movie, so I have fairly high expectations. Initial Reaction: Its very good. Its almost as good as many of Wicked and VCAs titles. Audio /Video Quality: Looker was shot on film, which, as far as I know, is typical of most of Nic Cramers movies. Since its shot on film there is some grain but its not too bad. Theres just enough grain that you notice it. For being shot on film its about as little grain as Ive seen in an adult movie. The audio is well balanced, although there are a couple flaws in the movie. Theyre not that noticeable and the audio synchs very well throughout the movie. Music: The music varies some in style to match the scene. [read the full review]
review from 1/28/2001:
Running Time: 83 min. Production Date: 10 / 10 / 1997 Director: Nic Cramer (who also wrote the story) Cast: Lauren Montgomery, Shanna McCullough, Silvia Saint, Erika Bella, Jacklyn Lick, Vince Voyeur, Ian Daniels, Mickey G., Hakan Serbes, and Steve Hatcher Initial Expectations: Ive heard very good things about the movie, so I have fairly high expectations. Initial Reaction: Its very good. Its almost as good as many of Wicked and VCAs titles. Audio /Video Quality: Looker was shot on film, which, as far as I know, is typical of most of Nic Cramers movies. Since its shot on film there is some grain but its not too bad. Theres just enough grain that you notice it. For being shot on film its about as little grain as Ive seen in an adult movie. The audio is well balanced, although there are a couple flaws in the movie. Theyre not that noticeable and the audio synchs very well throughout the movie. Music: The music varies some in style to match the scene. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Kaitlyn Ashley, Shelby Stevens, Kyle Stone, Alex Sanders, Isis Nile, Kitty Yung, Vince Vouyer, Rebecca Lord, Dick Nasty, Jon Dough, Jonathan Morgan, Olivia, Jay Ashley, Nicole Lace, Steve Austin
Studio: Pleasure
Directed by: Nic Cramer
Release date: 4/24/2000
Previews: Previews
Clockwork Orgy, A review summaries:
fu_q's
The future is a bleak and boring place, as Britain has turned on its end and only a dark dystopia in which promiscuity has been outlawed remains. Of course, there are those who resist the authoritarian leanings of the powers-that-be, included among them Kaitlyn Ashley and her gang of white-clad, black-hatted friends, who are out to rabble-rouse and cause trouble at every turn. If they're caught, however, they face a brutal and experimental reprogramming at the hands of the authorities that leaves them sickened at the very thought of dirty sex. Such is the case in "Clockwork Orgy", an overall-good, 1995 parody from Pleasure Productions and director Nic Cramer. [read the full review]
review from 2/5/2017:
The future is a bleak and boring place, as Britain has turned on its end and only a dark dystopia in which promiscuity has been outlawed remains. Of course, there are those who resist the authoritarian leanings of the powers-that-be, included among them Kaitlyn Ashley and her gang of white-clad, black-hatted friends, who are out to rabble-rouse and cause trouble at every turn. If they're caught, however, they face a brutal and experimental reprogramming at the hands of the authorities that leaves them sickened at the very thought of dirty sex. Such is the case in "Clockwork Orgy", an overall-good, 1995 parody from Pleasure Productions and director Nic Cramer. [read the full review]