Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Andrew Blake.
Reviews of Andrew Blake Movies (2)
(3.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Alexandra Silk, Steven St. Croix, Christy Canyon, Kylie Ireland, Paul Thomas, Evan Stone [I] (straight), Julia Ann, Janine Lindemulder, Shanna McCullough, Mike Horner, Brad Armstrong, Sunset Thomas, Sharon Mitchell, Ron Jeremy, Nina Hartley, John Stagliano, Georgina Spelvin, Jenna Jameson, Marilyn Chambers, Eric Edwards, Kay Parker, Veronica Hart, jessica drake, Constance Money, Kelly Nichols, Richard Pacheco, Kimberly Kane, Nic Cramer, Gloria Leonard, Herschel Savage, Nic Andrews, Nick Manning, Manuel Ferrara, Savanna Samson, Jesse Jane, Eva Angelina, Axel Braun, James Deen, Andrew Blake, Raven Touchstone, Johnny Keyes, Kayden Kross, Stoya, Capri Cavanni, Allie Haze, Sarah Shevon, Lily LaBeau, Chanel Preston, Ash Hollywood, Skin Diamond, Riley Reid, Ana Foxxx, Penny Pax, Bonnie Rotten, Casey Calvert, David Bertolino, Jacky St. James, Cass Paley, Mitch Spinelli, Ren Savant
Studio: Plausible Films
Directed by: Eli Cross
Release date: 7/15/2016
X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of All Time review summaries:
fu_q's
"X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of all Time" is a good, albeit fluffy, documentary hosted by Chanel Preston that offers up about an hour-and-a-half's worth of material that puts forth its creators' views of the best that the adult genre has to offer. Documenting films both past and present, the selections start with the "Deep Throat" era and go up essentially through the modern day (...to, say, about five years ago). [read the full review]
review from 7/21/2018:
"X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of all Time" is a good, albeit fluffy, documentary hosted by Chanel Preston that offers up about an hour-and-a-half's worth of material that puts forth its creators' views of the best that the adult genre has to offer. Documenting films both past and present, the selections start with the "Deep Throat" era and go up essentially through the modern day (...to, say, about five years ago). [read the full review]
Flash's
X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Films of All-Time is a fun look at a series of films and movies that are culturally important to the adult entertainment industry from 1972 until 2013. X-Rated skimps on the historical impact that each of the included films had. However, the documentary is a nostalgic look through some of the best films to ever grace the blue screen. After the documentary is over, if you are a fan of feature films, you will want to rewatch films you had forgotten about and seek out others that you have missed. X-Rated is definitely a fun watch for fans of the feature film genre. [read the full review]
review from 8/12/2016:
X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Films of All-Time is a fun look at a series of films and movies that are culturally important to the adult entertainment industry from 1972 until 2013. X-Rated skimps on the historical impact that each of the included films had. However, the documentary is a nostalgic look through some of the best films to ever grace the blue screen. After the documentary is over, if you are a fan of feature films, you will want to rewatch films you had forgotten about and seek out others that you have missed. X-Rated is definitely a fun watch for fans of the feature film genre. [read the full review]
Body Language (Studio A) review summaries:
PBone's
For people like me who enjoy Andrew Blake's recent movies, Body Language is another high-aesthetic tour de force--with a twist. To his typically artistically creative and luxurious settings, high-fashion fetishy garb, and sublimely beautiful women, Blake this time adds several explicit peeing scenes. Viewers who have not liked his recent films, whether because they find them boring, too soft-core, or overly focused on lesbian, rather than hetro sexual activity, and viewers who find peeing scenes a turn-off, will probably not enjoy Body Language. Those, like me, who think Blake is one of the great erotic filmmakers at work today, should find this another masterpiece. Peeing seems increasingly commonplace in adult films today, whether in the guise of "squirting" or in explicit scenes often removed from sexual activity, presumably for legal reasons. Blake's movies have for years suggested peeing without showing it. The more obvious early examples can be found in "Private Property," "Paris Chic" and "Wet." More recent examples can be found in "Secret Paris" and "Hard Edge". [read the full review]
review from 5/31/2005:
For people like me who enjoy Andrew Blake's recent movies, Body Language is another high-aesthetic tour de force--with a twist. To his typically artistically creative and luxurious settings, high-fashion fetishy garb, and sublimely beautiful women, Blake this time adds several explicit peeing scenes. Viewers who have not liked his recent films, whether because they find them boring, too soft-core, or overly focused on lesbian, rather than hetro sexual activity, and viewers who find peeing scenes a turn-off, will probably not enjoy Body Language. Those, like me, who think Blake is one of the great erotic filmmakers at work today, should find this another masterpiece. Peeing seems increasingly commonplace in adult films today, whether in the guise of "squirting" or in explicit scenes often removed from sexual activity, presumably for legal reasons. Blake's movies have for years suggested peeing without showing it. The more obvious early examples can be found in "Private Property," "Paris Chic" and "Wet." More recent examples can be found in "Secret Paris" and "Hard Edge". [read the full review]