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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Amy Amour.

Reviews of Amy Amour Movies (2)

Boxcover for Don't Waste It Taste It 2
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Amy Amour, Angel Valentine, Renae Cruz, Stephanie Cane, Isabella Pacino, Starla Sterling
Studio: Vouyer Media
Directed by: Donnie Cabo
Release date: 4/24/2007
Previews: Previews
Don't Waste It Taste It 2 review summaries:
LeeScott's
review from 6/30/2007:
Vouyer Media films have always struck me as being top notch productions, and I have heard good things about the first release of this series. The variety of films such as these is what makes them so interesting to watch. This title promises much, offering over 30 swallows in the five scenes, I just hope the action is as exciting as I imagine it. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Tabu Too
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paloma, Aphrodite Jones, Chuk Wow, Amy Amour
Directed by: Chuk Wow
Release date: 9/5/2006
Previews: Previews
Tabu Too review summaries:
MD James'
review from 1/27/2007:
Title: Tabu Too Released by: Platinum Blue Reviewed by MD James The word Tabu is Tongan for Sacred. It is also where the world Taboo came from, which was originally meant to prohibit the exploitation of that which was considered sacred. Sadly, theres not much that is sacred about this video. Tabu Too is basically four scenes of off-the-wall sexual acts. Were not talking about the truly forbidden kind of sex that would invoke the word Taboo. Instead, were talking about the kind that you would see in your primetime crime drama TV show you know, the surprise plot twist. Multiply the plot twists by four and subtract the required crime scene and the witty remarks from the participants and you get this video. Two of the four scenes involve a couple of brothers getting laid by various women, the third includes some unknown dude, while the fourth is personally handled by director Chuck Wow. (Its good to be the king or the director or both.) There are really no introductions to three of the four scenes. [read the full review]