Reviews of Couples movies by Jacky St. James (53 - page 2)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Steven St. Croix, India Summer, Brenda James, Logan Pierce, Tyler Nixon, Van Wylde, Jessa Rhodes, Penelope Stone
Studio: Digital Sin
Directed by: Jacky St. James
Release date: 9/26/2013
Previews: Previews
Family Business (Digital Sin) review summaries:
astroknight's
This is yet another great release from Jacky St. James. The step-relation theme doesn't do a lot for me, but every scene is loaded with such great chemistry that I couldn't help but be drawn into every scene. India Summer and Jessa Rhodes really shine, but there isn't a bad scene in the movie. The technical aspects show some very nice care, and there's solid effort put into the extras. This one's well worth the purchase. [read the full review]
review from 10/30/2014:
This is yet another great release from Jacky St. James. The step-relation theme doesn't do a lot for me, but every scene is loaded with such great chemistry that I couldn't help but be drawn into every scene. India Summer and Jessa Rhodes really shine, but there isn't a bad scene in the movie. The technical aspects show some very nice care, and there's solid effort put into the extras. This one's well worth the purchase. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: India Summer, Tommy Pistol, Xander Corvus, Dahlia Sky, Remy LaCroix
Studio: New Sensations
Directed by: Jacky St. James
Release date: 8/19/2013
Previews: Previews
Temptation Of Eve, The review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
Thrust into an uncomfortable circumstance, Eve (Remy LaCroix) finds herself living under the same roof as Brandon (the man she shared the most intense sexual connection of her life with) and Danny (her current love whom she shares the most intimate emotional connection of her life). Her own curiosity about the man she lusted for long ago, coupled with his desperate attempts at manipulating her back into another affair, leaves Eve straddling the line between right and wrong. Will Eve succumb to Brandon's games? Or will she stay loyal to Danny, the man who continues to be her grounding in the unpredictable, unstable world Brandon has begun to weave for both of them. [read the full review]
review from 4/25/2016:
Thrust into an uncomfortable circumstance, Eve (Remy LaCroix) finds herself living under the same roof as Brandon (the man she shared the most intense sexual connection of her life with) and Danny (her current love whom she shares the most intimate emotional connection of her life). Her own curiosity about the man she lusted for long ago, coupled with his desperate attempts at manipulating her back into another affair, leaves Eve straddling the line between right and wrong. Will Eve succumb to Brandon's games? Or will she stay loyal to Danny, the man who continues to be her grounding in the unpredictable, unstable world Brandon has begun to weave for both of them. [read the full review]
astroknight's
Quite simply, Jacky St. James has struck gold again with the help of Remy LaCroix, Xander Corvus, and Tommy Pistol. Everything about this one works, from the sex to the story to the mood to the technical notes. Add in some nice care towards the extras and you have a release that deserves plenty of attention come awards season as well as being a more than worthy purchase. [read the full review]
review from 9/29/2013:
Quite simply, Jacky St. James has struck gold again with the help of Remy LaCroix, Xander Corvus, and Tommy Pistol. Everything about this one works, from the sex to the story to the mood to the technical notes. Add in some nice care towards the extras and you have a release that deserves plenty of attention come awards season as well as being a more than worthy purchase. [read the full review]
bono-ONE's
A new story written and directed by Jacky St. James featuring one of porns best new actresses, Remy LaCroix. The story centers on her character and how she is torn between two men. Xander a former lover and Tommy the current man she's with. Xander is the bad boy while Tommy is more stable and emotionally there for Remy. The story plays out as Tommy & Remy move in with Xander as they are between jobs and short on funds. Xander loves to play games with the women in his life and when any one of them becomes to close, he bolts-- this happened to Remy and now she is back in his life. We see how this unfolds over the course of two hours. Some great dialogue in this show written by Jacky and acted beautifully by Remy and Xander chiefly but also Tommy in a strong supporting role. India Summer and Bailey Blue also have single sex scenes in this show. [read the full review]
review from 8/16/2013:
A new story written and directed by Jacky St. James featuring one of porns best new actresses, Remy LaCroix. The story centers on her character and how she is torn between two men. Xander a former lover and Tommy the current man she's with. Xander is the bad boy while Tommy is more stable and emotionally there for Remy. The story plays out as Tommy & Remy move in with Xander as they are between jobs and short on funds. Xander loves to play games with the women in his life and when any one of them becomes to close, he bolts-- this happened to Remy and now she is back in his life. We see how this unfolds over the course of two hours. Some great dialogue in this show written by Jacky and acted beautifully by Remy and Xander chiefly but also Tommy in a strong supporting role. India Summer and Bailey Blue also have single sex scenes in this show. [read the full review]
(4.7 stars avg from 5 reviews)
Starring: Riley Reid, Penny Pax, Richie Calhoun, Van Wylde
Studio: New Sensations
Directed by: Eddie Powell, Jacky St. James
Release date: 2/11/2013
Previews: Previews
Submission of Emma Marx, The review summaries:
All reviews of Submission of Emma Marx, The
Rick L. Blalock's
By all accounts, Emma Marx is a beautiful, confident, well-adjusted woman. Unfortunately when it comes to love and romance, she has found all of her previous relationships to be a bit routine and mundane. Suddenly, that is all changed by a chance encounter with a handsome and mysterious man. He introduces her to a world she had only dared to fantasize of -- a world of erotic sex, role-play and BDSM. She questions how a man can so easily strip away her inhibitions and replace them with lust and desire. How is it that he has such control over her?. Why does she like it so much?. Her journey of self-discovery and sexual awakening, however, may come with a price. What happens when the greatest love you've ever known makes you face your greatest obstacle -- yourself? [read the full review]
review from 4/26/2016:
By all accounts, Emma Marx is a beautiful, confident, well-adjusted woman. Unfortunately when it comes to love and romance, she has found all of her previous relationships to be a bit routine and mundane. Suddenly, that is all changed by a chance encounter with a handsome and mysterious man. He introduces her to a world she had only dared to fantasize of -- a world of erotic sex, role-play and BDSM. She questions how a man can so easily strip away her inhibitions and replace them with lust and desire. How is it that he has such control over her?. Why does she like it so much?. Her journey of self-discovery and sexual awakening, however, may come with a price. What happens when the greatest love you've ever known makes you face your greatest obstacle -- yourself? [read the full review]
Captain Jack's
The Submission of Emma Marx cleaned up at awards time earlier this year so I had to see what all the fuss was about. I recently received a copy of the disk and eagerly popped it in. The story concerns a woman with no sexual history who becomes involved in a BDSM relationship. It starts out slowly and Penny Pax gets involved deeper and deeper. This feature was co-directed by Jacky St. James and Eddie Powell with the story coming from Jacky’s creative mind. [read the full review]
review from 7/6/2014:
The Submission of Emma Marx cleaned up at awards time earlier this year so I had to see what all the fuss was about. I recently received a copy of the disk and eagerly popped it in. The story concerns a woman with no sexual history who becomes involved in a BDSM relationship. It starts out slowly and Penny Pax gets involved deeper and deeper. This feature was co-directed by Jacky St. James and Eddie Powell with the story coming from Jacky’s creative mind. [read the full review]
astroknight's
To put it simply, Jacky St. James and Eddie Powell have made what 50 Shades of Grey wished it could be. It's intelligent and passionate with a realistic feeling of BDSM as well as romance thanks to great writing by Jacky St. James and great acting by Penny Pax and Richie Calhoun. The technical aspects are also very nicely done and there's some decent care put into the extras as well. This one's definitely worth the purchase. [read the full review]
review from 2/13/2014:
To put it simply, Jacky St. James and Eddie Powell have made what 50 Shades of Grey wished it could be. It's intelligent and passionate with a realistic feeling of BDSM as well as romance thanks to great writing by Jacky St. James and great acting by Penny Pax and Richie Calhoun. The technical aspects are also very nicely done and there's some decent care put into the extras as well. This one's definitely worth the purchase. [read the full review]
(4.3 stars avg from 4 reviews)
Starring: Tom Byron, Steven St. Croix, Raylene, Samantha Ryan, India Summer, Chad Alva, Remy LaCroix
Studio: New Sensations
Directed by: Eddie Powell, Jacky St. James
Release date: 9/4/2012
Previews: Previews
Torn (New Sensations) review summaries:
All reviews of Torn (New Sensations)
Rick L. Blalock's
Drew finds himself at a crossroads in his life. Over time, his long-time marriage has lost its spark, intimacy and most importantly, the connection. Sex has been replaced by friendship. Spontaneity has been replaced by responsibility. Love has been taken over by life. Then one day Mimi, a passionate, young art student, enters his life. Their attraction to one another is immediate. Consumed with guilt at the mere thought of another woman, he recommits himself to his marriage and making it work. However, the connection proves too strong for them both and they slowly delve into an illicit affair. There often comes a time in a person's life when they must choose what is right or what is best. Drew finds himself in that exact circumstance with peoples' lives hanging in the balance. Between facing society's judgment and hurting someone whom he has spent so much of his life with (all for the hope of true happiness and a love he could never have imagined), he finds himself torn. [read the full review]
review from 4/25/2016:
Drew finds himself at a crossroads in his life. Over time, his long-time marriage has lost its spark, intimacy and most importantly, the connection. Sex has been replaced by friendship. Spontaneity has been replaced by responsibility. Love has been taken over by life. Then one day Mimi, a passionate, young art student, enters his life. Their attraction to one another is immediate. Consumed with guilt at the mere thought of another woman, he recommits himself to his marriage and making it work. However, the connection proves too strong for them both and they slowly delve into an illicit affair. There often comes a time in a person's life when they must choose what is right or what is best. Drew finds himself in that exact circumstance with peoples' lives hanging in the balance. Between facing society's judgment and hurting someone whom he has spent so much of his life with (all for the hope of true happiness and a love he could never have imagined), he finds himself torn. [read the full review]
bono-ONE's
A superb story from writer/ director Jacky St. James who also co-directs this with Eddie Powell. The story is a complicated one but one that is acted out beautifully by everyone involved chiefly Steven St. Croix and Remy La Croix along with some excellent supporting work from Raylene and also India Summer. A very strong story sustains this project from beginning to its end and anyone who enjoys a great adult feature should check this one out, if they haven't already. [read the full review]
review from 12/15/2012:
A superb story from writer/ director Jacky St. James who also co-directs this with Eddie Powell. The story is a complicated one but one that is acted out beautifully by everyone involved chiefly Steven St. Croix and Remy La Croix along with some excellent supporting work from Raylene and also India Summer. A very strong story sustains this project from beginning to its end and anyone who enjoys a great adult feature should check this one out, if they haven't already. [read the full review]
Captain Jack's
New Sensations presents another movie in their couples line. India Summer and Steven St. Croix play a married couple who’s life tunrs into one long routine. One day, Steven starts an affair with Remy LaCroix and this film delves into the aftermath of his decision. [read the full review]
review from 10/31/2012:
New Sensations presents another movie in their couples line. India Summer and Steven St. Croix play a married couple who’s life tunrs into one long routine. One day, Steven starts an affair with Remy LaCroix and this film delves into the aftermath of his decision. [read the full review]