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Reviews of April West Movies (4)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, T.T. Boy, Savannah, Peter North, Scott Irish, Jake Steed, Debi Diamond, Victoria Paris, Joey Silvera, Jamie Gillis, Angela Summers, Buck Adams, Blake Palmer, Selena Steele, Lynn Francis, John Leslie, Ray Victory, Tori Welles, Alicyn Sterling, Lauryl Canyon, Charli, Meagan Leigh, Debi Hansen, April West, Jon Martin, Nikki Knights, Veronica Hall, Alexa Parks, Buddy Love, Pamela Rose, Richard Pacheco, Missy Warner, Joey Murphy, Megan Leigh, James Lewis, Sasha Strange, Kathleen Gentry, Brigitte Aime, Alex Horn, Kelli Warner
Studio: VCA
Directed by: John Leslie
Release date: 5/12/2009
John Leslie 4 on 1 review summaries:
T0MBOne's
John Leslie Dupre AKA John Leslie acted in many a classic xxx production from the '70s and '80s. By the late '80s, Mr. Leslie had worked with most of the great porn directors and decided to direct films of his own. He rounded up Jack Remy as director of photography, Bill Heid for jazzy or bluesy music then John directed, wrote or co-wrote and edited a great many films for VCA from 1987 through 1994. Four films from this period appear on JOHN LESLIE 4 ON 1 (2009, VCA Classics-LFP Video Group) including THE CATWOMAN from 1988, THE CHAMELEON from 1989, STRANGE CURVES from 1990 and ANGELS from 1992. At nearly 6 hours, this collection scores well with three really solid productions with ANGELS being the only misfire from the bunch. Standard frame. [read the full review]
review from 9/4/2016:
John Leslie Dupre AKA John Leslie acted in many a classic xxx production from the '70s and '80s. By the late '80s, Mr. Leslie had worked with most of the great porn directors and decided to direct films of his own. He rounded up Jack Remy as director of photography, Bill Heid for jazzy or bluesy music then John directed, wrote or co-wrote and edited a great many films for VCA from 1987 through 1994. Four films from this period appear on JOHN LESLIE 4 ON 1 (2009, VCA Classics-LFP Video Group) including THE CATWOMAN from 1988, THE CHAMELEON from 1989, STRANGE CURVES from 1990 and ANGELS from 1992. At nearly 6 hours, this collection scores well with three really solid productions with ANGELS being the only misfire from the bunch. Standard frame. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, Scott Irish, Victoria Paris, Joey Silvera, Buck Adams, Ray Victory, Charli, April West, Sasha Strange, Kelli Warner
Studio: VCA
Directed by: John Leslie
Release date: 5/23/2004
Strange Curves review summaries:
Tongue in Groove's
Strange Curves is a 1989 John Leslie feature recently released on DVD. Considering the original was shot on film, the transfer is very good. Too bad they couldnt improve the storyline and acting, which borders on sophomoric. Joey Silvera comes home from work to find his wife, Victoria Paris, doing two guys, Ray Victory and Buck Adams, in the bedroom. She yells at Joey, tells him she needs more loving, and he leaves. The threesome that ensues is pretty good, with the guys taking turns on the blond bombshell. Finally, Adams comes on her tits and Victory shoots on her ample butt. Despondent Joey drowns his sorrows at a bar where he meets Scott Irish, who complains about his bitch of a sister. The two swap stories of woe and Irish finally suggests they murder each others problem women. Joey declines, saying he loves Victoria. Irishs blond friend, Sasha Strange, interrupts them. When Irish leaves, Joey and Sasha go to her apartment. Her roommate, brunette cutie Kelli Warner, joins them for a threeway. [read the full review]
review from 7/12/2004:
Strange Curves is a 1989 John Leslie feature recently released on DVD. Considering the original was shot on film, the transfer is very good. Too bad they couldnt improve the storyline and acting, which borders on sophomoric. Joey Silvera comes home from work to find his wife, Victoria Paris, doing two guys, Ray Victory and Buck Adams, in the bedroom. She yells at Joey, tells him she needs more loving, and he leaves. The threesome that ensues is pretty good, with the guys taking turns on the blond bombshell. Finally, Adams comes on her tits and Victory shoots on her ample butt. Despondent Joey drowns his sorrows at a bar where he meets Scott Irish, who complains about his bitch of a sister. The two swap stories of woe and Irish finally suggests they murder each others problem women. Joey declines, saying he loves Victoria. Irishs blond friend, Sasha Strange, interrupts them. When Irish leaves, Joey and Sasha go to her apartment. Her roommate, brunette cutie Kelli Warner, joins them for a threeway. [read the full review]
Where The Boys Aren't 1 review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 74 min. Production Date: 1989 Director: Judy Blue aka Paul Thomas Cast: April West, Barbara Dare, Fallon, Summer Rose, and Tori Welles in sexual roles and Joey Silvera and Paul Thomas in non-sex roles The Short Story Initial Expectations: I think I remember watching this one a long, long time ago. Im kinda looking forward to seeing it again. Initial Reaction: Its a pretty good movie and a pretty lousy DVD. Who Should Watch It : Fans of all girl action with a bit of humor Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting passionate all girl group scenes The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects leave a lot to be desired until one considers that the movie was made in the late eighties. The audio is pretty well balanced, and I didnt notice any background noises. The video is a bit blurry, but nicely lit and smooth flowing. Music: The music is cheesy, but thats to be expected with a movie this old. Thankfully its nicely balanced with the rest of the audio. [read the full review]
review from 3/20/2006:
The Little Details Running Time: 74 min. Production Date: 1989 Director: Judy Blue aka Paul Thomas Cast: April West, Barbara Dare, Fallon, Summer Rose, and Tori Welles in sexual roles and Joey Silvera and Paul Thomas in non-sex roles The Short Story Initial Expectations: I think I remember watching this one a long, long time ago. Im kinda looking forward to seeing it again. Initial Reaction: Its a pretty good movie and a pretty lousy DVD. Who Should Watch It : Fans of all girl action with a bit of humor Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting passionate all girl group scenes The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects leave a lot to be desired until one considers that the movie was made in the late eighties. The audio is pretty well balanced, and I didnt notice any background noises. The video is a bit blurry, but nicely lit and smooth flowing. Music: The music is cheesy, but thats to be expected with a movie this old. Thankfully its nicely balanced with the rest of the audio. [read the full review]
(4.1 stars avg from 4 reviews)
Starring: Tom Byron, Peter North, Scott Irish, Debi Diamond, Victoria Paris, Joey Silvera, Buck Adams, Selena Steele, Lynn Francis, Ray Victory, Tori Welles, Debi Hansen, April West, Pamela Rose, Richard Pacheco, Alex Horn
Studio: VCA
Directed by: John Leslie
Release date: 4/24/2000
Previews: Previews
Chameleon, The review summaries:
All reviews of Chameleon, The
fu_q's
They always say that the crazy ones are the most fun, and this is no doubt the case for Tori Welles, who plays the part of a woman with multiple personalities...all but one of which is a total sex fiend. Indeed, Welles'' character transforms from one identity (and outward appearance) to another, as she compulsively fucks her way through what seems like half the town...apparently enjoying every minute of it. Such is the case in "The Chameleon", an exceptional 1989 release from director John Leslie and VCA. [read the full review]
review from 6/22/2021:
They always say that the crazy ones are the most fun, and this is no doubt the case for Tori Welles, who plays the part of a woman with multiple personalities...all but one of which is a total sex fiend. Indeed, Welles'' character transforms from one identity (and outward appearance) to another, as she compulsively fucks her way through what seems like half the town...apparently enjoying every minute of it. Such is the case in "The Chameleon", an exceptional 1989 release from director John Leslie and VCA. [read the full review]
Corey Thomas'
John Leslie's "The Chameleon", which many, including this reviewer, consider his masterpiece, begins with a soothing blues ditty by Bill Reid as the credits go up. We then open with a woman named Diana (Tori Welles) talking to her psychiatrist (Richard Pacheco). It appears that she has sexual problems, although they're not what you would probably imagine. It turns out that Diana's a "chameleon". If you don't know what I mean, just read ahead and you soon will. We then cut into a sizzling sex scene with a woman (April West) taking on two guys (Scott Irish, Axel Horn). After they are finished, the woman goes to the bathroom, where she turns into Diana! She has the ability to change her identities, which she takes to her full advantage. This is much to the chagrin of her boyfriend Marc (Tom Byron), for whom sex is a much more meaningful experience. [read the full review]
review from 8/21/2005:
John Leslie's "The Chameleon", which many, including this reviewer, consider his masterpiece, begins with a soothing blues ditty by Bill Reid as the credits go up. We then open with a woman named Diana (Tori Welles) talking to her psychiatrist (Richard Pacheco). It appears that she has sexual problems, although they're not what you would probably imagine. It turns out that Diana's a "chameleon". If you don't know what I mean, just read ahead and you soon will. We then cut into a sizzling sex scene with a woman (April West) taking on two guys (Scott Irish, Axel Horn). After they are finished, the woman goes to the bathroom, where she turns into Diana! She has the ability to change her identities, which she takes to her full advantage. This is much to the chagrin of her boyfriend Marc (Tom Byron), for whom sex is a much more meaningful experience. [read the full review]
Goldmember's
The ChameleonAn Official Selection of the Goldmember Masterpiece Collection What is the Masterpiece Collection? I suppose it is my personal pornography Hall of Fame. It is only for those select films that I consider to be at the very pinnacle of the industry. This is an honor reserved only for films that I believe will stand the test of time. The Chameleon - The Details Studio - VCA Director - John Leslie Female Cast - Tori Welles, Victoria Paris, Selena Steele, Debi Diamond, April West, Rose, Pamela, Lynn Francis Male Cast - Peter North, Tom Byron, Buck Adams, Joey Silvera, Axel Horn, Scott Irish, Ray Victory Running Time - 1 hours 15min (approx) Overall Impression This is a true classic! This 1989 film stands the test of time better than I would have ever imagined considering the last time I viewed this masterpiece was over a decade ago. Sure this is a rather bare bones transfer from video to DVD, but the feature is just so well done that I could not resist giving this walk down memory lane a five star score. This film may very well be Tori's best. [read the full review]
review from 8/1/2002:
The ChameleonAn Official Selection of the Goldmember Masterpiece Collection What is the Masterpiece Collection? I suppose it is my personal pornography Hall of Fame. It is only for those select films that I consider to be at the very pinnacle of the industry. This is an honor reserved only for films that I believe will stand the test of time. The Chameleon - The Details Studio - VCA Director - John Leslie Female Cast - Tori Welles, Victoria Paris, Selena Steele, Debi Diamond, April West, Rose, Pamela, Lynn Francis Male Cast - Peter North, Tom Byron, Buck Adams, Joey Silvera, Axel Horn, Scott Irish, Ray Victory Running Time - 1 hours 15min (approx) Overall Impression This is a true classic! This 1989 film stands the test of time better than I would have ever imagined considering the last time I viewed this masterpiece was over a decade ago. Sure this is a rather bare bones transfer from video to DVD, but the feature is just so well done that I could not resist giving this walk down memory lane a five star score. This film may very well be Tori's best. [read the full review]