Reviews of Alex Foxe Movies with Trailers by Anders Manga (1)
Girl Show: The Art of Female Masturbation review summaries:
YogaGrrl's
Cast: Coral Sands, Shanna McCollough, Kelly Fire, Christi Lake and Alex Foxe. Director: Anders Manga Production date: 9/7/01 Length: 84 min. Extras: An 8-min. behind-the-scenes featurette, and trailers for the feature and three additional titles. Audio/visual quality: Pandora is a new studio, and they're still working toward refining the technical qualities of their discs. Girl Show does contain some noticeable problems with artifacts, soft focus adjustments and color bleeds across high contrast areas. The camerawork is solidly above average, however. The angles nearly always let me see exactly what I want to see. Mirrors are aptly incorporated into three of the scenes. There is judicious use of a limited amount of black and white footage. The softly percussive ambient music enhances the mood very well. The music is generally the only audio at the beginning of the scenes, with live sounds coming into the mix near the middle. The overall volume would benefit from a slight boost, especially during the featurette. [read the full review]
review from 6/23/2002:
Cast: Coral Sands, Shanna McCollough, Kelly Fire, Christi Lake and Alex Foxe. Director: Anders Manga Production date: 9/7/01 Length: 84 min. Extras: An 8-min. behind-the-scenes featurette, and trailers for the feature and three additional titles. Audio/visual quality: Pandora is a new studio, and they're still working toward refining the technical qualities of their discs. Girl Show does contain some noticeable problems with artifacts, soft focus adjustments and color bleeds across high contrast areas. The camerawork is solidly above average, however. The angles nearly always let me see exactly what I want to see. Mirrors are aptly incorporated into three of the scenes. There is judicious use of a limited amount of black and white footage. The softly percussive ambient music enhances the mood very well. The music is generally the only audio at the beginning of the scenes, with live sounds coming into the mix near the middle. The overall volume would benefit from a slight boost, especially during the featurette. [read the full review]
astroknight's
Running Time: 84 min. Production Date: 9 / 07 / 2001 Director: Anders Manga Cast: Shanna McCullough, Coral Sands, Christi Lake, Alex Foxe, and Kelly Fire Initial Expectations: Pandora did a very nice job with Tina Tylers Going Down, and Im hoping it continues here. Initial Reaction: How long until Girl Show 2 comes out on DVD???!!! Who Should Watch It : Anybody who loves to watch a woman pleasure herself Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who wants to retain all their bodily fluids Audio /Video Quality: The audio is quite a bit on the light side, and required me to turn my volume up quite a bit. The video is normally very clear and without shadow problems. It also mixes color and black and white, which gives some of the scenes a bit more of an artistic feel. There are a few spots where you can see the lighting change as the views change and a few soft focus problems, but neither interfere much. Music: The music is pretty typical, and surprisingly doesnt continue through all of the scenes. [read the full review]
review from 6/6/2002:
Running Time: 84 min. Production Date: 9 / 07 / 2001 Director: Anders Manga Cast: Shanna McCullough, Coral Sands, Christi Lake, Alex Foxe, and Kelly Fire Initial Expectations: Pandora did a very nice job with Tina Tylers Going Down, and Im hoping it continues here. Initial Reaction: How long until Girl Show 2 comes out on DVD???!!! Who Should Watch It : Anybody who loves to watch a woman pleasure herself Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who wants to retain all their bodily fluids Audio /Video Quality: The audio is quite a bit on the light side, and required me to turn my volume up quite a bit. The video is normally very clear and without shadow problems. It also mixes color and black and white, which gives some of the scenes a bit more of an artistic feel. There are a few spots where you can see the lighting change as the views change and a few soft focus problems, but neither interfere much. Music: The music is pretty typical, and surprisingly doesnt continue through all of the scenes. [read the full review]