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Reviews of Angelica Sin Brookland Bros Movies (2)

Boxcover for Best of Pacific Northwest Stripping, The
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Angelica Sin, Jasmine, Kat, Jenifer, Misery, Santa Fe, Akane, Charis, Secily, Areal, Audum
Directed by: Sean Brookland
Release date: 2/4/2003
Best of Pacific Northwest Stripping, The review summaries:
CAPSULE's
review from 3/30/2003:
CAPSULE'S REVIEW  The Best of Pacific Northwest Amateurs: Stripping   Featuring: Kat, Jasmine, Akane, Misery, Secily, Areal, Audum, Charis, Jenifer, Santa Fe, and Angelica Sin Synopsis: Amateur stripping with two professionals who display their lap dance techniques. Overall: If this is the "Best of" from the company, then that really isn't saying much is it? It was a good concept to include virtual lap dancing, but I would have rather seen less mature women than Santa Fey and Angelica Sin. DVD Quality: The visual quality is good, but I have to deduct for the awful instrumental music that accompanies the scenes.  Extras: None Likes: None Dislikes: Everything. SEX HIGHLIGHTS: Kat has a face cute as a button, but that's all she has going for her. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Best of Pacific Northwest Voyeur, The
(0.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Angelica Sin, Jasmine, Jennifer, Autumn, Kat, Arial, Misery, Akane, Charis
Directed by: Sean Brookland
Release date: 2/4/2003
Best of Pacific Northwest Voyeur, The review summaries:
YogaGrrl's
review from 4/9/2003:
Cast: Angelica Sin, Akane, Arial, Autumn, Charis, Jennifer, Jasmine, Kat and Misery. Director: Sean Brookland Production dates: 20012002 Length: 62 min. Extras: None. Audio/visual quality: The main location (reused for seven scenes) is a clean but characterless bedroom with an attached bath. The other two locations are similar and appear to be hotel rooms. The camerawork is acceptable, with reasonably good handheld technique. There are sporadic soft focus shifts. The scenes are overlit, and no serious attempt has been made to disguise the light stands or electrical cords in the bedroom. The audio is horrendous. The music consists of the same lite jazz/rock that you might hear when the operator puts you on hold, and it becomes increasingly grating as the movie progresses (especially since it infrequently matches the mood of the scenes). Shower sounds are apparently looped along with at least one direction ("Go ahead and rinse yourself off" can be heard six times in the third scene). Blunders and bugs: The box cover neglects to include Akane in the cast list. [read the full review]