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Reviews of Anita Peida Movies with Trailers (3)

Boxcover for Black Mommas 4
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sean Michaels, L.T., Prince Yahshua, Aryana Adin, Anita Peida, Jayden Starr, Lotus Lain, Nautica Monroe
Directed by: L.T.
Release date: 6/4/2018
Previews: Previews
Black Mommas 4 review summaries:
Captain Jack's
review from 7/18/2018:
LT directs this release for Elegant Angel in which these black MILFs show their wares. There are four scenes in this release with a little storyline in each to set things up. Lotus Lain, Nautica Monroe, Jayden Starr, Aryana Adin and Anita Peida are the girls gracing the screen. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Mommy, Me, and a Gangster
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Mark Anthony, Haley Sweet, India Summer, Rico Strong, Nicki Hunter, Jon Q., Amanda Blow, Anita Peida, Aria Aspen, Lola Foxx, Chris Cock, D'Vae
Studio: Combat Zone
Release date: 2/6/2012
Previews: Previews
Mommy, Me, and a Gangster review summaries:
JC's
review from 3/12/2012:
White Daughters caught red-handed by their Mothers in sexual situations with "Brothas", only to have Mom join in! [read the full review]
Boxcover for Black Lesbian Romance
(3.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Jada Fire, Nyomi Banxxx, Misty Stone, Bella Moretti, Imani Rose, Porche Carrera, Skin Diamond, Anita Peida, Jessica Grabbit, Rihanna Rimes
Directed by: T.B.
Release date: 9/6/2011
Previews: Previews
Black Lesbian Romance review summaries:
Captain Jack's
review from 12/30/2011:
West Coast Productions has a hot lickfest of a title on the horizon. Misty Stone, Rihanna Rimes, Jessica Grabbit and Skin Diamond are only some of the babes getting their gay-on in this title. [read the full review]
astroknight's
review from 10/12/2011:
This is an above average release. There's nice chemistry in each of the scenes, as well as some very nice effort towards the outfits and the openings. Nyomi and Imani turned out my favorite scene, but there really isn't a bad scene here. There's also a touch of effort put into the extras, although not as much as the cover would make you believe. Sadly the technical aspects hover around the average mark and hold the release back a bit. T.B. had some very nice things going for this release, but was never able to make it to its full potential. [read the full review]