Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Adrianna Russo.
Reviews of Adrianna Russo Movies (2)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jasmin, Sandy, Anna, Jo, Simone Peach, Sophie Moone, Eve Angel, Adrianna Russo, Debbie White, Regina Ice, Mellie, Lea Lexis, Lepidoptera, Nina Moonlight
Studio: Lesbian Provocateur
Release date: 3/26/2009
Be My First 2 (Lesbian Provocateur) review summaries:
bono-ONE's
Here we have a genre near and dear to many, the girl on girl. This studio does a very good job of capturing euro girls engaging in all those fun activities one can do with another woman. Nothing to fancy, just good old fashioned lesbian sex the way I enjoy seeing it. [read the full review]
review from 5/3/2009:
Here we have a genre near and dear to many, the girl on girl. This studio does a very good job of capturing euro girls engaging in all those fun activities one can do with another woman. Nothing to fancy, just good old fashioned lesbian sex the way I enjoy seeing it. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Veronica, Terri Summers, Gina Blonde, Jasmine Rouge, Simony Diamond, Adrianna Russo, Cherry Jul, Sandra Black, Veronica Sanchez, Jenny Baby, Lucy Belle, Kathia Nobili, Black Angelika, Lea Lexis
Studio: Private
Directed by: J.F. Romagnoli
Release date: 8/27/2008
Previews: Previews
Private Gold 100: Pornolympics: The Anal Games review summaries:
baskkk2003's
Private released this title to coincide with the 2008 Bejiing Olympics, demonstrating a shrewd sense of the topical. With the exception of the first scene, which uses a standard sex-by-the-pool set-up, the movie exploits the Olympics theme by contextualising the sex in a series of sports-related scenarios which are novel and mischievous in their conception. There are no world-class feats of athleticism on offer, but the movie wins a gold medal for its sense of humour, the quality of the girls and the horniness and energy of the sex action. [read the full review]
review from 9/3/2009:
Private released this title to coincide with the 2008 Bejiing Olympics, demonstrating a shrewd sense of the topical. With the exception of the first scene, which uses a standard sex-by-the-pool set-up, the movie exploits the Olympics theme by contextualising the sex in a series of sports-related scenarios which are novel and mischievous in their conception. There are no world-class feats of athleticism on offer, but the movie wins a gold medal for its sense of humour, the quality of the girls and the horniness and energy of the sex action. [read the full review]
