Reviews of Aurora Snow Movies by Kelly Holland (4)
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Christian XXX, Aurora Snow, Niko, Avy Lee Roth, Paola Rey, Brooke Haven, Jack Venice, Jenna Presley, Jeremy Holmes, Renae Cruz, Katarina Kat, Charles Dera
Studio: Penthouse
Directed by: Randy Spears, Cash Markman, James Avalon, Guy Capo, Kelly Holland
Release date: 8/21/2007
Previews: Previews
Service with a Smile (Penthouse) review summaries:
T0MBOne's
Penthouse Pet, Andie Valentino, chooses 6 of her "favorite" letters from Penthouse Variations magazine. On a fake beach set, Andie reads the beginning of each letter until the action of an interior scene takes over. In a bikini, Andie looks great but she really sounds obnoxious reading the opening lines of these letters with little asides thrown in for bad measure. [read the full review]
review from 11/11/2008:
Penthouse Pet, Andie Valentino, chooses 6 of her "favorite" letters from Penthouse Variations magazine. On a fake beach set, Andie reads the beginning of each letter until the action of an interior scene takes over. In a bikini, Andie looks great but she really sounds obnoxious reading the opening lines of these letters with little asides thrown in for bad measure. [read the full review]
Timeless (Penthouse) review summaries:
astroknight's
As Neveah sits at the end of the world waiting for her lover, she wonders if things were better in other times. Using that as a setup, Kelly Holland wanders through time with an artistic eye and couples getting it on. There's great attention to the production aspects and some nice creativity, but the sex never feels like it gets as much attention and in the scenes where you get to hear the performers rather than just music, it never synchs with the video. The style is great throughout the movie, but more often than not it feels like the sex could have been better. This is an okay release. [read the full review]
review from 8/30/2007:
As Neveah sits at the end of the world waiting for her lover, she wonders if things were better in other times. Using that as a setup, Kelly Holland wanders through time with an artistic eye and couples getting it on. There's great attention to the production aspects and some nice creativity, but the sex never feels like it gets as much attention and in the scenes where you get to hear the performers rather than just music, it never synchs with the video. The style is great throughout the movie, but more often than not it feels like the sex could have been better. This is an okay release. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Billy Glide, Evan Stone [I] (straight), Chris Cannon, Randy Spears, Gina Ryder, Ava Vincent, Aurora Snow, Nikita Denise, Anthony Hardwood, Joelean, Ben English, Brooke Ballentyne
Studio: Adam & Eve
Directed by: Toni English, Kelly Holland
Release date: 1/16/2004
Tell Me What You Want 2 (Adam & Eve) review summaries:
astroknight's
When the girls play to the camera it's often hit or miss with people. There's a little of both here as some girls, such as Aurora Snow, do a great job at it while others, such as Joelean, don't get it down as well. The movie is short with some scenes coming off as extremely short, and technical aspects that are pretty average. There's a little effort put into the extras, but overall the DVD barely makes it past the average level. [read the full review]
review from 6/1/2007:
When the girls play to the camera it's often hit or miss with people. There's a little of both here as some girls, such as Aurora Snow, do a great job at it while others, such as Joelean, don't get it down as well. The movie is short with some scenes coming off as extremely short, and technical aspects that are pretty average. There's a little effort put into the extras, but overall the DVD barely makes it past the average level. [read the full review]
(2.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Evan Stone [I] (straight), Mia Smiles, Randy Spears, Jade, Mr. Marcus, Mickey G., jessica drake, Voodoo, Aurora Snow, Nicole Sheridan, Monique Alexander, Angela Crystal, Aria, Dru Berrymore, Billy Banks, Michelle Michaels, Daisy Marie
Studio: Adam & Eve
Directed by: Toni English, Kelly Holland
Release date: 11/18/2003
Extreme Behavior review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 94 min. Production Date: 8 / 8 / 2003 Director: Toni English Cast: Angela Crystal, Aria, Aurora Snow, Daisy Marie, Dry Berrymore, Jade, Jessica Drake, Mia Smokes, Michelle Michaels, Monique Alexander, Nicole Sheridan, Billy Banks, Evan Stone, Mickey G., Randy Spears, and Voodoo The Short Story Initial Expectations: Adam & Eve and extreme behavior just arent words Id put together. I cant get too excited over this one. Initial Reaction: Theres some good ideas, but the art direction is so far overboard that it failed under its own weight. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting something more artistic Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting something more extreme The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio is clear and well balanced, but there also isnt a lot of audio other than the music. The video is pretty well done, with varying degrees of lighting and very little grain. Music: The music is a bit heavy throughout the movie. [read the full review]
review from 1/10/2006:
The Little Details Running Time: 94 min. Production Date: 8 / 8 / 2003 Director: Toni English Cast: Angela Crystal, Aria, Aurora Snow, Daisy Marie, Dry Berrymore, Jade, Jessica Drake, Mia Smokes, Michelle Michaels, Monique Alexander, Nicole Sheridan, Billy Banks, Evan Stone, Mickey G., Randy Spears, and Voodoo The Short Story Initial Expectations: Adam & Eve and extreme behavior just arent words Id put together. I cant get too excited over this one. Initial Reaction: Theres some good ideas, but the art direction is so far overboard that it failed under its own weight. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting something more artistic Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting something more extreme The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio is clear and well balanced, but there also isnt a lot of audio other than the music. The video is pretty well done, with varying degrees of lighting and very little grain. Music: The music is a bit heavy throughout the movie. [read the full review]
J.R.'s
Adam & Eve is a company that can put out some of the hottest DVDs on the market. They can also put out DVDS of series that are hit and miss. The Extreme Behavior series is just such one. While I am a fan of this series, Ive seen better volumes than this one. But, with this being the first one, it stands to reason that they would get better in time, which the most certainly have. This tries to come off as a fetish DVD, but it doesnt have the hard edged core of some other titles put out by other companies. There is IR, GG, shaving, some light bondage, and some decent oral sex that do make this a good couples DVD, but for anyone looking for that title that looks great and that will have your mouth on the floor, this is not it. And thats not to say that IR should fit under the fetish category (I knew if I didnt put that line in, I would catch hell for it), its just that Toni English is trying to put in as many types of sex that she (or he) can. [read the full review]
review from 2/9/2005:
Adam & Eve is a company that can put out some of the hottest DVDs on the market. They can also put out DVDS of series that are hit and miss. The Extreme Behavior series is just such one. While I am a fan of this series, Ive seen better volumes than this one. But, with this being the first one, it stands to reason that they would get better in time, which the most certainly have. This tries to come off as a fetish DVD, but it doesnt have the hard edged core of some other titles put out by other companies. There is IR, GG, shaving, some light bondage, and some decent oral sex that do make this a good couples DVD, but for anyone looking for that title that looks great and that will have your mouth on the floor, this is not it. And thats not to say that IR should fit under the fetish category (I knew if I didnt put that line in, I would catch hell for it), its just that Toni English is trying to put in as many types of sex that she (or he) can. [read the full review]