Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Antoinette Maynard.
Reviews of Antoinette Maynard Movies (2)
(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: Margo, Sandy Dempsey, Rick Cassidy, Brigitte Maier, Keith Erickson, Linda York, Al Poe, Franklin Anthony, Antoinette Maynard, Maggie Williams, Charles Orlando, Richard Mailer, Rainbow Robbins, Bob Silvani, Tasty Freeze, Jon Roy Jones, Tony Deluca, David Downing, Niva Ruschell, Black Sid, Diane Dixon, Toni Telo, Olivia Marno, Frank Hallick, Will Boston, Gina Bedell, Paul Castano, Monica Walters, Martin Tynan, Lt. Marx
Studio: Alpha Blue Archives
Directed by: Richard Mailer, David Worth, Kurt Baker
Release date: 5/23/2007
Bridgette Maier Triple Feature review summaries:
classix comment's
Tongue, the most "important" film on this disc happens to be the first. Tongue is definitely not your run of the mill LA triple-Xer. Even from its opening minutes its clear its director, credited only as "K.P.," is not the average smut maker and his/her film isn't going to be the average smut film. In fact, there is no real sex for the first 25 minutes. [read the full review]
review from 4/2/2008:
Tongue, the most "important" film on this disc happens to be the first. Tongue is definitely not your run of the mill LA triple-Xer. Even from its opening minutes its clear its director, credited only as "K.P.," is not the average smut maker and his/her film isn't going to be the average smut film. In fact, there is no real sex for the first 25 minutes. [read the full review]
