Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 3 movies with Brigit Olsen.
Reviews of Brigit Olsen Movies (3)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Kane, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Juliet Anderson, Bonnie Holiday, Candida Royalle, Lesllie Bovee, Brigit Olsen
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: John Hayes
Release date: 12/2/2018
Hot Lunch (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
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When his promiscuous, dissatisfied hippie of a wife (Dorothy Smight) opts to divorce him, leaving him unable to pay to for it, the down-on-his-luck Jon Martin has little choice but to take on a low-end job as an encyclopedia salesman for an ambitious businesswoman (Brigit Olsen), who's also the client of his attorney (Christine DeShaffer). Of course, Jon would be an utter failure at this piece of his life, as well, if it weren't for his almost uncanny ability to ensnare women with his naively innocent charm...and then satisfy them thoroughly with his seemingly mystical cock. Such is the case in Howard Perkins' overall-good, 1978 release, "Hot Lunch", which has been skillfully remastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 2/9/2019:
When his promiscuous, dissatisfied hippie of a wife (Dorothy Smight) opts to divorce him, leaving him unable to pay to for it, the down-on-his-luck Jon Martin has little choice but to take on a low-end job as an encyclopedia salesman for an ambitious businesswoman (Brigit Olsen), who's also the client of his attorney (Christine DeShaffer). Of course, Jon would be an utter failure at this piece of his life, as well, if it weren't for his almost uncanny ability to ensnare women with his naively innocent charm...and then satisfy them thoroughly with his seemingly mystical cock. Such is the case in Howard Perkins' overall-good, 1978 release, "Hot Lunch", which has been skillfully remastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
Gypsy Ball review summaries:
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Everyone's getting balled and having a ball when a fortune teller, Ms. Sandy Hill, gazes into her... well... crystal ball, of course. Such is the case in "Gypsy Ball", a decent, 1980 release from VCX that uses the sultry soothsayer and her visions as a means of connecting a variety of otherwise-disconnected (...and ridiculously overdubbed...) scenes. [read the full review]
review from 7/1/2016:
Everyone's getting balled and having a ball when a fortune teller, Ms. Sandy Hill, gazes into her... well... crystal ball, of course. Such is the case in "Gypsy Ball", a decent, 1980 release from VCX that uses the sultry soothsayer and her visions as a means of connecting a variety of otherwise-disconnected (...and ridiculously overdubbed...) scenes. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Rock Steadie, Pamela Jennings, Juliet Anderson, Turk Lyon, Dorothy LeMay, Dale Meador, Marlene Munroe, Eric Stein, Mandy Ashley, John Fox, Brigit Olsen
Studio: Cal Vista Classics
Directed by: Elliot Lewis
Release date: 7/21/2001
Bad Company (Cal Vista) review summaries:
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A group of sexy, female thieves is targeting wealthy men and their riches using their most powerful weapon--their bodies. Of course, the local police have gotten wise to their game and are on the case, looking to shut them down. Whether the ladies will get away with it...or get away with the goods...remains to be seen, but the one thing that's for certain is that they'll definitely be getting off, as will everybody else. Such is the case in "Bad Company", an overall-good, 1978 release from Elliot Lewis and VCX. [read the full review]
review from 2/23/2017:
A group of sexy, female thieves is targeting wealthy men and their riches using their most powerful weapon--their bodies. Of course, the local police have gotten wise to their game and are on the case, looking to shut them down. Whether the ladies will get away with it...or get away with the goods...remains to be seen, but the one thing that's for certain is that they'll definitely be getting off, as will everybody else. Such is the case in "Bad Company", an overall-good, 1978 release from Elliot Lewis and VCX. [read the full review]
