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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Bill Landis.

Reviews of Bill Landis Movies (2)

Boxcover for Times Square Comes Alive
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Velvet, Bobby Astyr, David Christopher, Scott Baker, Tasha Voux, Bill Eld, Barbie Dahl, Tony Mansfield, Veronica Vera, Scarlet Scarleau, Angela Venice, Jose Duval, Nikki Wright, K.Y. Lee, Mark Roberts, Franky Venice, Ashley Moore [II] (male), Bill Landis
Directed by: Vince Benedetti
Release date: 2/11/2019
Times Square Comes Alive review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 3/31/2019:
For those interested in taking a nostalgic look back at one of America's most prominent, raunchiest, and seediest of cesspools of hardcore filth and pornography (meant with all of the love that a true connoisseur of both the City and adult fare can conjure up, of course), the 1985 film "Time Square Comes Alive" from Alpha Blue and director Vince Benedetti may be just the ticket. [read the full review]
Boxcover for House Of the Rising Sun: The Bordello (Gourmet)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Amber Lynn, Paul Thomas, Buck Adams, Veronica Hart, Jerry Butler, David Christopher, Jay Serling, Johnny Nineteen, Tish Ambrose, Taija Rae, Marita Ekberg, Scott Baker, Marco Nero, Sarah Bernard, Charlie Latour, Margaret Smith, Christine Lambar, Deahana, Linda Lowe, Niki Jordan, Beth Broderick, Patricia Schenfelle, Billy D. Boadus II, Chas Mullen, Dave Mazzeo, Deech Ross, Dick Merrick, F. Murtz, Gator, Jacques Daniel, Larry David, Steve Breeze, Steve Lockwood, Tony Toledo, Bill Landis
Directed by: Chuck Vincent
Release date: 1/4/2008
Previews: Previews
House Of the Rising Sun: The Bordello (Gourmet) review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 5/7/2016:
Nothing but trouble (...and hot fucking...) ensues when an arrogant, corporate VP finds out about a semi-profitable New Orleans brothel that his company owns, the keys to which have just been handed over to a former--and now returned--working girl. Such is the case in "House of the Rising Sun: The Bordello", an overall-good, 1985 flick from director Chuck Vincent and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]