Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 9 movies with Andy Bellamy.
Reviews of Andy Bellamy Movies (9)
(1.5 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Rene Bond, Suzanne Fields, Nancy Martin, Ric Lutze, Andy Bellamy, Wayne Chapman, Bert Davis
Studio: Impulse Pictures
Directed by: John Donne
Release date: 6/14/2016
Bad, Bad, Gang! review summaries:
Flash's
Bad, Bad, Gang! at some point in conception seemed to have had something going for it. However, somewhere between conception and completion, whatever was going on became a muddled mess. The female cast looks good but the sex scenes are short and many are non-consensual. Impulse Pictures has done a decent job with their release. [read the full review]
review from 6/11/2016:
Bad, Bad, Gang! at some point in conception seemed to have had something going for it. However, somewhere between conception and completion, whatever was going on became a muddled mess. The female cast looks good but the sex scenes are short and many are non-consensual. Impulse Pictures has done a decent job with their release. [read the full review]
Rick L. Blalock's
Two couples (Eve, Jane, Kane and Able!!!) head out in their trailer to the Garden of Eden campsite for a weekend of fun, sun, and sex. Unfortunately for them, the violent biker gang The Cobras is nearby and immediately makes trouble for our unfortunate campers whod much rather be swimming, fishing, or playing topless solitaire. When Eve is assaulted and kidnapped after skinny-dipping in Lake Shangri-La, the others try to find her only to get captured themselves! What follows is trademark 70s sleaze! In an isolated cave equipped with an air mattress, the girls are drugged and violated, the men are tied up, and it all ends in a violent, bloody confrontation with tomahawk wielding biker chicks that comes completely out of nowhere. [read the full review]
review from 6/6/2016:
Two couples (Eve, Jane, Kane and Able!!!) head out in their trailer to the Garden of Eden campsite for a weekend of fun, sun, and sex. Unfortunately for them, the violent biker gang The Cobras is nearby and immediately makes trouble for our unfortunate campers whod much rather be swimming, fishing, or playing topless solitaire. When Eve is assaulted and kidnapped after skinny-dipping in Lake Shangri-La, the others try to find her only to get captured themselves! What follows is trademark 70s sleaze! In an isolated cave equipped with an air mattress, the girls are drugged and violated, the men are tied up, and it all ends in a violent, bloody confrontation with tomahawk wielding biker chicks that comes completely out of nowhere. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Diane, Paul Scharf, Rene Bond, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Brigitte Maier, Sandi Carey, Nancy Martin, Tricia Opal, Buddy Boone, Kathy Hilton, Eve Orlon, Keith Erickson, Ric Lutze, Con Covert, Jan Davis, George Peters, Pete Dawson, Buck Flower, Mickie Lynn, Tracy Scott, Candy Kay, Frank Rhodes, Michael Pataki, Andy Bellamy, Wayne Chapman, Jean French, Louise Barnet, Lincoln Regan, Fran Spector, Ann Finn, Pat Arno, Art Gill, Antoinette Maynard, Henry Ferris, Gene Rowland, Tina Smith, Donn Greer, Bert Davis, Joan Boote, Lee Fix, Mike Maloney, Joan Brooks, Judy Bronson, Bill Rider, George Timpleroman, Kim Dupont, Roshell Rush, Jim Sims, Sheri Rowland, Cindy Pritchard, G. Gasser, Paul Fry, Penny King, Sam Pope, Jack Ackerman, Carol Warren, Sherry Miles, Don Sherman, Jimmy Joyce, Luke Andreas, Angelo Grisanti, Johnny Silver, Esther Sutherland, Ric Marlow, Virgil Frye, Kelly O'Gallaher, Joe Valino, Jackie Winston, Artie Scheiner, Garoth Took, Don Clapp, Widad Spidari
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli, Rik Taziner, Jimmy De Knight, Mark Hunter, Federico Schwartz, Ian De Praved, John Donne, James Auker
Release date: 4/26/2016
Storefront Theatre Collection 1 review summaries:
Flash's
Vinegar Syndrome's All Night at the Po-No is a collection of 12 quickly and cheaply made early 70s Los Angeles made adult films. A lot of what is presented here after one viewing you will never want to view again. There are a few others that will stand up to repeated viewings. Vinegar Syndrome wisely decided to make the cost not to expensive so it doesn't matter that a lot of the films presented here are duds. The few winners make up for it. The transfers aren't up to Vinegar Syndrome's usual standards but all the films are watchable. Vinegar Syndrome did miss the mark a little on the disc authoring and the extras included. If you like adult films from the transitional period from softcore to when hardcore films started getting actual budgets, you'll want to check this set out. [read the full review]
review from 4/29/2016:
Vinegar Syndrome's All Night at the Po-No is a collection of 12 quickly and cheaply made early 70s Los Angeles made adult films. A lot of what is presented here after one viewing you will never want to view again. There are a few others that will stand up to repeated viewings. Vinegar Syndrome wisely decided to make the cost not to expensive so it doesn't matter that a lot of the films presented here are duds. The few winners make up for it. The transfers aren't up to Vinegar Syndrome's usual standards but all the films are watchable. Vinegar Syndrome did miss the mark a little on the disc authoring and the extras included. If you like adult films from the transitional period from softcore to when hardcore films started getting actual budgets, you'll want to check this set out. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Leslie, John Seeman, Cyndee Summers, Turk Lyon, Peter Whigham, Amber Hunt, Jack Wright, Rene Bond, Sandy Dempsey, Ken Scudder, Suzanne Fields, Mitzi Fraser, Al Russo, Keith Erickson, Ric Lutze, John Keith, Buck Flower, Andy Bellamy, Maryanne Fisher, Spender Travis, Franklin Anthony, Tom Stevens, Richard Smedley, Kim Durey, Neville Francis, Rocco Manuel, Robert Norman, Jeremy Kaat
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli
Release date: 9/9/2014
Peekarama: Cry For Cindy / Touch Me / Act of Confession review summaries:
Flash's
Vinegar Syndrome has done a nice job with their triple feature release with Cry for Cindy, Touch Me, and Act of Confession. Cry for Cindy is strong enough to warrant its own release and since they have included the softcore version of the film as well, this release is worth picking up alone just for that title. Touch Me isn't as strong a title nor is Act for Confession. However, since all three are Anthony Spinelli titles it is nice they have all been collected into one set. [read the full review]
review from 8/31/2016:
Vinegar Syndrome has done a nice job with their triple feature release with Cry for Cindy, Touch Me, and Act of Confession. Cry for Cindy is strong enough to warrant its own release and since they have included the softcore version of the film as well, this release is worth picking up alone just for that title. Touch Me isn't as strong a title nor is Act for Confession. However, since all three are Anthony Spinelli titles it is nice they have all been collected into one set. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Rebecca, John Holmes, Levi Richards, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Patti Lee, Eve Orlon, Maria Aronoff, Starlyn Simone, Andy Bellamy, Lynn Holmes, Billy Lane, Fiorello LaGuardia, Billy Curtis, Harry J. Anslinger, Sheldon Lee, Jim [IV] (classic), Jon Evans, George A. Carey
Studio: Impulse Pictures
Directed by: Dennis Van Zak
Release date: 5/13/2013
Aphrodisiac: The Sexual Secret Of Marijuana review summaries:
Flash's
Aphrodisiac!: The Sexual Secret of Marijuana is an early adult film masquerading as a documentary about pot. The documentary is completely made up and does offer the viewer any real information. The sex scenes aren't done very well either. Overall, Aphrodisiac!: The Sexual Secret of Marijuana isn't a film that is worth watching. Impulse Pictures has done a good job with the release but the print is rather beat up that causes some video and audio issues. [read the full review]
review from 5/14/2016:
Aphrodisiac!: The Sexual Secret of Marijuana is an early adult film masquerading as a documentary about pot. The documentary is completely made up and does offer the viewer any real information. The sex scenes aren't done very well either. Overall, Aphrodisiac!: The Sexual Secret of Marijuana isn't a film that is worth watching. Impulse Pictures has done a good job with the release but the print is rather beat up that causes some video and audio issues. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: William Margold, Leo Lyons, Rene Bond, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Ric Lutze, Tony Mazziotti, Cindy Taylor, Nicolle Riddell, Sebastian Figg, Larry Barnhouse, Fred Lorenzo, Tim Eastman, Titus Moede, Gerry Klein, Lazaro Valdez, April Grant, S.K. James, Damon Christian, John Keith, Buck Flower, Andy Bellamy, Titus Moody, Fred Millen, Steve Harrad, Maggie Best, Lucille Bragg, Tom Stevens, Richard Smedley, Byron Shelley
Studio: Alpha Blue Archives
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli, Morris Deal
Release date: 2/14/2011
Rene Bond Triple Feature 3 review summaries:
Flash's
Alpha Blue Archives has included both of James Bryan's connected feature films High School Fantasies and Beach Blanket Bango together on this release along with the unconnected Touch Me, that was directed by Anthony Spinelli. Both High School Fantasies and Beach Blanket Bango are enjoyable films that complement each other well on this release. Touch Me is a rather forgettable film that is worth a watch but probably not much more. Alpha Blue Archives has done an atrocious job with this release with an image quality that is unacceptable making this release not worth picking up at all. [read the full review]
review from 8/29/2016:
Alpha Blue Archives has included both of James Bryan's connected feature films High School Fantasies and Beach Blanket Bango together on this release along with the unconnected Touch Me, that was directed by Anthony Spinelli. Both High School Fantasies and Beach Blanket Bango are enjoyable films that complement each other well on this release. Touch Me is a rather forgettable film that is worth a watch but probably not much more. Alpha Blue Archives has done an atrocious job with this release with an image quality that is unacceptable making this release not worth picking up at all. [read the full review]
Johnny Wadd review summaries:
fu_q's
A young, rich woman goes missing, and it falls to a low-rent private investigator, Johnny Wadd (played by the legendary John Holmes), to find and ultimately save her from the clutches of a down and dirty, no good kidnapper. Of course, along the way, subterfuge, chicanery, and greed are all served up in spades...as is a strong side of fucking. Such is the case in "Johnny Wadd", a decent, 1973 release from VCX and director Bob Chinn. [read the full review]
review from 9/2/2017:
A young, rich woman goes missing, and it falls to a low-rent private investigator, Johnny Wadd (played by the legendary John Holmes), to find and ultimately save her from the clutches of a down and dirty, no good kidnapper. Of course, along the way, subterfuge, chicanery, and greed are all served up in spades...as is a strong side of fucking. Such is the case in "Johnny Wadd", a decent, 1973 release from VCX and director Bob Chinn. [read the full review]
Flash's
Johnny Wadd, the first film in the Johnny Wadd series, is not one of the truly amazing adult films that came out of the 70s, but it is a fun low budget quickie. The plot and acting are lacking, but the sex scenes are solid. [read the full review]
review from 7/5/2014:
Johnny Wadd, the first film in the Johnny Wadd series, is not one of the truly amazing adult films that came out of the 70s, but it is a fun low budget quickie. The plot and acting are lacking, but the sex scenes are solid. [read the full review]
Faunus'
All my old movies mags state that “Johnny Wadd” is to John Homes as James Bond is to Shawn Connery, but for years I have never been able to verify this analogy. Over the last several months, VCX has been re-releasing movie after movie from its vault of Golden Age classics. I eagerly unwrapped the plastic and shoved it into my player and…came away with mixed feelings. [read the full review]
review from 11/18/2008:
All my old movies mags state that “Johnny Wadd” is to John Homes as James Bond is to Shawn Connery, but for years I have never been able to verify this analogy. Over the last several months, VCX has been re-releasing movie after movie from its vault of Golden Age classics. I eagerly unwrapped the plastic and shoved it into my player and…came away with mixed feelings. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Tricia Opal, Buddy Boone, Eve Orlon, Judy Angel, Gerard Broulard, George Peters, Starlyn Simone, Patti Snyder, Andy Bellamy, Nora Weiternik, Jack King, Linda Vroom, Annette Michael, John Dullaghan
Studio: After Hours Cinema
Directed by: John Lamb
Release date: 3/18/2008
Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection, The review summaries:
Flash's
The Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection combines the two Sam Dobbs films together on one release. The films are fun and lighthearted. However, After Hours Cinema has altered both films, one considerably, which makes it hard to recommend this set. [read the full review]
review from 8/14/2014:
The Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection combines the two Sam Dobbs films together on one release. The films are fun and lighthearted. However, After Hours Cinema has altered both films, one considerably, which makes it hard to recommend this set. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Roger Caine, Patti Lee, Alex Elliot, Susan Westcott, Judy Angel, Gerard Broulard, Becky Sharpe, Andy Bellamy, Charles Lish, Lynn Holmes, Sheldon Lee, Ann Perry
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Walt Davis
Release date: 4/22/2006
Let Me Count the Lays review summaries:
Flash's
Let Me Count the Lays is an early adult feature film which is composed mostly of previously made loops and scenes from other existing films. Walt Davis did a good job of stitching together the scenes to create a film with a narrative that could almost pass itself as a new film and is far from the worst that came out from the era. As to whether the film is worth watching, I guess that depends on the viewers themselves. Caballero has done a decent job with the video and audio on this release but heavily skimped on the extras. [read the full review]
review from 5/10/2016:
Let Me Count the Lays is an early adult feature film which is composed mostly of previously made loops and scenes from other existing films. Walt Davis did a good job of stitching together the scenes to create a film with a narrative that could almost pass itself as a new film and is far from the worst that came out from the era. As to whether the film is worth watching, I guess that depends on the viewers themselves. Caballero has done a decent job with the video and audio on this release but heavily skimped on the extras. [read the full review]
Flesh Of the Lotus review summaries:
Flash's
Flesh of the Lotus is the second film in the Johnny Wadd film series. It offers a more complete feeling film than the first entry but is before the series really started to hit its stride. The presentation on the disc is decent. [read the full review]
review from 7/7/2014:
Flesh of the Lotus is the second film in the Johnny Wadd film series. It offers a more complete feeling film than the first entry but is before the series really started to hit its stride. The presentation on the disc is decent. [read the full review]