Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Ann Perry.
Reviews of Ann Perry Movies (2)
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Jane Tsentas, Lynn Harris, Walt Davis, Ida Blue, Ben Camp, Sara Hardt, Annette Michael, Elliot March, Ann Perry, Tommy Toole, Heather Starr, Jim [IV] (classic)
Studio: Hustler
Directed by: Rod Killy
Release date: 2/2/2016
Lost John Holmes Films: Doctor I'm Coming & Balls In Action, The review summaries:
Flash's
The Lost John Holmes Films contains two early John Holmes features, Balls in Action and Doctor I'm Coming. This release is not very easy to recommend. Neither film is very good on a sexual level, plot level, or technical level. And Hustler removing most of the audio, and possibly portions of the actual film for Doctor I'm Coming, make this release even less desirable. [read the full review]
review from 2/24/2016:
The Lost John Holmes Films contains two early John Holmes features, Balls in Action and Doctor I'm Coming. This release is not very easy to recommend. Neither film is very good on a sexual level, plot level, or technical level. And Hustler removing most of the audio, and possibly portions of the actual film for Doctor I'm Coming, make this release even less desirable. [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]
