Reviews of Candida Royalle Movies with Trailers (9)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Sharon Kane, Ron Jeremy, John Leslie, Kay Parker, Michael Morrison, Lisa Lake, Jon Martin, David Morris, Blair Harris, John Seeman, Dorothy LeMay, Bonnie Holiday, Ken Scudder, Kandi Barbour, Candida Royalle, Karen Penzell, Linda Smith, Jonathon Younger, Tony Grant, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Chris Warfield
Release date: 2/10/2015
Previews: Previews
Champagne for Breakfast review summaries:
fu_q's
Emboldened by a female colleague's wanton activities, a newly-minted, cosmetic industry Vice President, the stunning legend, Lesllie Bovee, embarks upon a quest of sexual exploration and gratification around her home base of San Francisco. Given her rising station in life, she's in need of a trustworthy bodyguard to keep her safe, which she finds in the down-on-his-luck smooth-talker and former Navy boxer, John Leslie, who pretends to be gay to get the job. Of course, John's charade, coupled with both of their prurient proclivities, results in a powder keg that's simply bound to explode...in all manner of fucking. Such is the case in "Champagne for Breakfast", a very good, 1980 release from Chris Warfield and re-mastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 1/30/2019:
Emboldened by a female colleague's wanton activities, a newly-minted, cosmetic industry Vice President, the stunning legend, Lesllie Bovee, embarks upon a quest of sexual exploration and gratification around her home base of San Francisco. Given her rising station in life, she's in need of a trustworthy bodyguard to keep her safe, which she finds in the down-on-his-luck smooth-talker and former Navy boxer, John Leslie, who pretends to be gay to get the job. Of course, John's charade, coupled with both of their prurient proclivities, results in a powder keg that's simply bound to explode...in all manner of fucking. Such is the case in "Champagne for Breakfast", a very good, 1980 release from Chris Warfield and re-mastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, John Holmes, Svetlana, Nancy Suiter, Mike Ranger, John Seeman, Hillary Summers, Pat Manning, Nancy Hoffman, Aubrey Nichols, George Mitchell, Candida Royalle, Ric Lutze, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: VCX
Directed by: Bob Chinn, Jaacov Jaacovi
Release date: 7/4/2006
Previews: Previews
Taxi Girls (VCX) review summaries:
fu_q's
Tired of police harassment and the daily grind of the life, a group of big city prostitutes led by the utterly gorgeous, aspiring comedian, Nancy Suiter, goes about moving their illicit trade off of the streets and into a taxicab company. Of course, the company takes off like wildfire, which--itself--brings about its own slew of problems. Such is the case in "Taxi Girls" (81 min, 42 sec), an exceptional, 1979 release from VCX and director Jourdan Alexander. [read the full review]
review from 6/10/2016:
Tired of police harassment and the daily grind of the life, a group of big city prostitutes led by the utterly gorgeous, aspiring comedian, Nancy Suiter, goes about moving their illicit trade off of the streets and into a taxicab company. Of course, the company takes off like wildfire, which--itself--brings about its own slew of problems. Such is the case in "Taxi Girls" (81 min, 42 sec), an exceptional, 1979 release from VCX and director Jourdan Alexander. [read the full review]
Love Secrets (VCX) review summaries:
fu_q's
John Seeman and his wife, Tracy O'Neil, have been lying to one another for years, pretending to be something that they're not, particularly as it pertains to their sexual desires. Indeed, each has decided that the other is solely interested in a "saint", while they're both secretly yearning to be sinners. When--and how--the sexual dam that holds back their wants and needs will ultimately break is anyone's guess, but one thing is for certain: break it will. Such is the case in "Love Secrets", a decent, 1976 release from VCX and Gerald Graystone. [read the full review]
review from 6/9/2016:
John Seeman and his wife, Tracy O'Neil, have been lying to one another for years, pretending to be something that they're not, particularly as it pertains to their sexual desires. Indeed, each has decided that the other is solely interested in a "saint", while they're both secretly yearning to be sinners. When--and how--the sexual dam that holds back their wants and needs will ultimately break is anyone's guess, but one thing is for certain: break it will. Such is the case in "Love Secrets", a decent, 1976 release from VCX and Gerald Graystone. [read the full review]
Thoroughly Amorous Amy review summaries:
fu_q's
It seems that wherever she goes and whomever she meets, Amy (played by Tracy O'Neil) always seems to attract the attention (...the sexual attention, that is...) of just about everyone. Such is the case in "Thoroughly Amorous Amy", a very good, 1978 release from VCX and director Carlos DeSantos that finds the young woman constantly in the midst of cock...and constantly in a mess of trouble. [read the full review]
review from 4/23/2016:
It seems that wherever she goes and whomever she meets, Amy (played by Tracy O'Neil) always seems to attract the attention (...the sexual attention, that is...) of just about everyone. Such is the case in "Thoroughly Amorous Amy", a very good, 1978 release from VCX and director Carlos DeSantos that finds the young woman constantly in the midst of cock...and constantly in a mess of trouble. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tiffany Clark, Lisa De Leeuw, Brandy Lee, Mike Ranger, Ashley Welles, Maria Tortuga, Jennifer West, Connie Peterson, Jesse Adams, R.J. Reynolds, Tawny Pearl, Susan Nero, Candida Royalle, Jack Shute, Lawrence Rothchild, Rachel Livingston, Ginger Lee Grace, Vic Falcon, Bobby Dobbs, Tracy Fonte, Tommy La Rock, Sam Menning
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Anne Perry-Rhine
Release date: 12/1/2004
Previews: Previews
Ball Game (Caballero) review summaries:
Flash's
Ball Game is a cheesy, corny, and fun adult film. The film entertains the viewer throughout and has some great sex scenes. However, the title is misleading and the film is more of a jailhouse story than a baseball story, so viewers looking for a sports themed adult film will be disappointed. Caballero has done a poor job with this release with a lack of extras and a poor transfer. [read the full review]
review from 7/5/2016:
Ball Game is a cheesy, corny, and fun adult film. The film entertains the viewer throughout and has some great sex scenes. However, the title is misleading and the film is more of a jailhouse story than a baseball story, so viewers looking for a sports themed adult film will be disappointed. Caballero has done a poor job with this release with a lack of extras and a poor transfer. [read the full review]
Liberation Of Honeydoll Jones, The review summaries:
fu_q's
It's all about the redneck rompin' and the backwoods boffin' as two fornicating families of horny hillbillies rekindle an old, chicken-stealing feud when the son-in-law of one clan is caught rolling in the hay with the hot-pants daughter of the other. Making matters worse is the impact that it all has upon the budding romance of the film's star-crossed lovers, "Bobby" (from one family) and the lovely Virginia Winters (from the other). Of course, plenty of sexual high-jinks ensue as the fiasco unfolds, with--in true country kinkin' style--everyone ending up throwing the ho down with everyone else. Such is the case in "The Liberation of Honeydoll Jones", a surprisingly good, 1977 release from director Carlos DeSantos and VCX. [read the full review]
review from 9/4/2016:
It's all about the redneck rompin' and the backwoods boffin' as two fornicating families of horny hillbillies rekindle an old, chicken-stealing feud when the son-in-law of one clan is caught rolling in the hay with the hot-pants daughter of the other. Making matters worse is the impact that it all has upon the budding romance of the film's star-crossed lovers, "Bobby" (from one family) and the lovely Virginia Winters (from the other). Of course, plenty of sexual high-jinks ensue as the fiasco unfolds, with--in true country kinkin' style--everyone ending up throwing the ho down with everyone else. Such is the case in "The Liberation of Honeydoll Jones", a surprisingly good, 1977 release from director Carlos DeSantos and VCX. [read the full review]
Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls (VCX) review summaries:
Flash's
Hot and Saucy Pizza Girls is a fun adult film that doesn't have much plot but makes up for that with hot sex and humor. The film lives up to what one would expect from a film from Bob Chinn and is well worth watching. VCX's release is lacking with no extras and a very poor transfer. [read the full review]
review from 4/9/2016:
Hot and Saucy Pizza Girls is a fun adult film that doesn't have much plot but makes up for that with hot sex and humor. The film lives up to what one would expect from a film from Bob Chinn and is well worth watching. VCX's release is lacking with no extras and a very poor transfer. [read the full review]
fu_q's
At the Country Girl Pizza Parlor, the pies are always served up piping hot and with a smile (...a vertical smile that is...), as all of the restaurant's male (and female) clientele quickly finds out. Such is the case in "Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls", a very good, classic adult film from Bob Chinn. [read the full review]
review from 9/18/2015:
At the Country Girl Pizza Parlor, the pies are always served up piping hot and with a smile (...a vertical smile that is...), as all of the restaurant's male (and female) clientele quickly finds out. Such is the case in "Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls", a very good, classic adult film from Bob Chinn. [read the full review]
Dogzcatcher's
I enjoyed watching the film title called "Pizza Girls",from VCX, with the lovely Desiree Cousteau, veteran performer Candida Royale, John Holmes, Lauren Dominique and Christine DeShaffer. [read the full review]
review from 1/26/2013:
I enjoyed watching the film title called "Pizza Girls",from VCX, with the lovely Desiree Cousteau, veteran performer Candida Royale, John Holmes, Lauren Dominique and Christine DeShaffer. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, John Leslie, Seka, Lisa De Leeuw, Kelly Nichols, Mike Ranger, John Seeman, Laurie Smith, Tyler Reynolds, Sonny, Jesse Adams, Angel Cash, Kandi Barbour, Tawny Pearl, Ken Yontz, Little Oral Annie, George Mitchell, David Rosen, Candida Royalle, Piper Smith, John Boland, Terri Dolan, Luis De Jesus, Sergei Novotny, Sanyen Sunny, Georgie Vegas, Clyde Wilcox, Doug Lear, Ken Conrad, Misha Boyko, Buddy Owen, Steve Lacey, Cathy Ebelt, Bonnie Benson, Delphy Meade, Pamela Bowman, Sparkie, Cathy Remund, Brenda Darling, Eve Bryna, Gloria Verver, Molly Manning, Jerilyn Hirsh, Camilla Bryant, Chris Garland, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: Collector's Video
Directed by: Svetlana
Release date: 11/21/2002
Previews: Previews
Ultra Flesh review summaries:
fu_q's
The world is in crisis as the evil space demon, "Sugar Man" (Jamie Gillis), posing as an "innocent" South American dictator, spreads impotence across the planet via his country's tainted sugar. With his plans to exterminate the human race (and thereby clear the planet for his own kind) in full force, the super powers of the world find themselves desperately at one another's throats...and it turns out that only the stunningly beautiful blonde super-alien, "Ultra Flesh" (Seka), and her "Fleshettes" can save them...and the world. Such is the case in the aptly titled "Ultra Flesh", a very good, 1980 release from Svetlana and Collector's Video (as distributed by VCX). [read the full review]
review from 6/30/2017:
The world is in crisis as the evil space demon, "Sugar Man" (Jamie Gillis), posing as an "innocent" South American dictator, spreads impotence across the planet via his country's tainted sugar. With his plans to exterminate the human race (and thereby clear the planet for his own kind) in full force, the super powers of the world find themselves desperately at one another's throats...and it turns out that only the stunningly beautiful blonde super-alien, "Ultra Flesh" (Seka), and her "Fleshettes" can save them...and the world. Such is the case in the aptly titled "Ultra Flesh", a very good, 1980 release from Svetlana and Collector's Video (as distributed by VCX). [read the full review]
(4.3 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: Don Fernando, Desiree Cousteau, Jon Martin, Mike Ranger, Rhonda Jo Petty, Turk Lyon, Ray Wells, Connie Peterson, Laurien Dominique, Cris Cassidy, Candida Royalle, Mimi Zuber, John Raymond, Fred Runyan
Studio: Cal Vista Classics
Directed by: Robert McCallum
Release date: 11/28/2000
Previews: Previews
Hot Rackets review summaries:
fu_q's
The "frigid", brunette legend, Candida Royalle, goes to investigate when her husband, Jon Martin, is spending far too much of his time at the local, members-only tennis club and far too little of it with her. Of course, what she finds is that the club is predominantly a horny haven for husbands and ho's, whose focus is distinctly more on fucking than it is on fuzzy balls and rackets. Whether Candida will get totally pissed off by her discovery or merely succumb to the club's various sexual trappings becomes the pressing question of the day. Such is the case in "Hot Rackets", an exceptional, 1979 release from Cal Vista and director Robert McCallum. [read the full review]
review from 9/14/2016:
The "frigid", brunette legend, Candida Royalle, goes to investigate when her husband, Jon Martin, is spending far too much of his time at the local, members-only tennis club and far too little of it with her. Of course, what she finds is that the club is predominantly a horny haven for husbands and ho's, whose focus is distinctly more on fucking than it is on fuzzy balls and rackets. Whether Candida will get totally pissed off by her discovery or merely succumb to the club's various sexual trappings becomes the pressing question of the day. Such is the case in "Hot Rackets", an exceptional, 1979 release from Cal Vista and director Robert McCallum. [read the full review]
Flash's
Unfortunately they don't make films like this today, with as much work going into the non-sex portions as the sexual portions fans of the classics and fans of adult films with a plot will find this to be one they'll want to pick up for their collection. Viewers that require nasty sex or long sex scenes may not find this film to their liking but for everyone else, this is definitely one you should rent, if not just purchase. This film is also perfectly acceptable for couples to watch. [read the full review]
review from 4/28/2003:
Unfortunately they don't make films like this today, with as much work going into the non-sex portions as the sexual portions fans of the classics and fans of adult films with a plot will find this to be one they'll want to pick up for their collection. Viewers that require nasty sex or long sex scenes may not find this film to their liking but for everyone else, this is definitely one you should rent, if not just purchase. This film is also perfectly acceptable for couples to watch. [read the full review]
Black Coffee's
Directed by Robert McCallum 1979 Runtime: 1 hour 20 minutes 38 seconds Truly a classic adult film. That it is a product of the seventies is clear from the opening credits where the screen is broken into four parts with a tennis ball in the middle. Over the tennis ball are displayed the names of the cast and primary crew, and the four screens play various clips from the film whetting the viewers appetite and preparing them for what is about to come. It all starts when Herb Adler (John Martin) wakes up and rolls over to his nude wife, Liz (Candida Royalle). He begins to grope her and tries to arouse her, but she will have none of it. Through an angry exchange on Herb's part, we find out that this is their usual behavior. Herb claims she is frigid. She does not deny this, and Herb storms off to get a shower. In the shower, the maid Sally (Chris Cassidy) expresses her sympathy for Herb. [read the full review]
review from 3/29/2001:
Directed by Robert McCallum 1979 Runtime: 1 hour 20 minutes 38 seconds Truly a classic adult film. That it is a product of the seventies is clear from the opening credits where the screen is broken into four parts with a tennis ball in the middle. Over the tennis ball are displayed the names of the cast and primary crew, and the four screens play various clips from the film whetting the viewers appetite and preparing them for what is about to come. It all starts when Herb Adler (John Martin) wakes up and rolls over to his nude wife, Liz (Candida Royalle). He begins to grope her and tries to arouse her, but she will have none of it. Through an angry exchange on Herb's part, we find out that this is their usual behavior. Herb claims she is frigid. She does not deny this, and Herb storms off to get a shower. In the shower, the maid Sally (Chris Cassidy) expresses her sympathy for Herb. [read the full review]