Reviews of Carter Stevens Movies with Trailers (6)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Marc Stevens, Mary Stuart, Sonny Landham, Kevin Andre, Alan Marlow, Kim Pope, Carter Stevens, Shaun Costello, Susan Sloan, Day Jason, Arturo Millhouse, Toni Scott, Angela Dermer, Stuart Dickerson, Alan Grodin, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 12/17/2010
Previews: Previews
Passions of Carol, The (Platinum Elite Collection) review summaries:
Flash's
The Passions of Carol is a great Christmas film by Shaun Costello. It takes on Dickens' classic Christmas tale and moves it into the adult film world, with surprising success. Video-X-Pix has done a great job with the Platinum Elite edition, which should please all fans of the film. [read the full review]
review from 12/18/2015:
The Passions of Carol is a great Christmas film by Shaun Costello. It takes on Dickens' classic Christmas tale and moves it into the adult film world, with surprising success. Video-X-Pix has done a great job with the Platinum Elite edition, which should please all fans of the film. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Samantha Fox, Merle Michaels, Bobby Astyr, David Morris, Dave Ruby, Rikki O'Neal, Herschel Savage, Ron Hudd, Jake Teague, Carter Stevens, Roger Caine, Jill Munroe, Taylor Young, Brooke Young, D. Hartman, J. Hartman, Stephine Peterson, Lisa LaGiuffria
Studio: Cal Vista Classics
Directed by: Carter Stevens
Release date: 11/18/2008
Previews: Previews
Double Your Pleasure (CalVista) review summaries:
fu_q's
"Double Your Pleasure" is a DVD re-release of the notorious late-70s title of the same name. What makes this film controversial is that it is one of the few offerings available in which true, identical twin sisters engage in a sex act with each other (they partake in an actual, incestuous act). The twins in this case are the Young twins, Brooke and Taylor, who also appeared in another film together, "Teenage Twins". The plot here revolves around the twins, their uncle (who believes that they may have stolen money from him before running away), a private investigator (who is tasked with following the twins), and a number of other characters that they encounter along the way. This is a 70s porno, so there are no condoms involved, but there is plenty of bush to go around. The scenes tend to be shorter, and the plot tends to be heavier than in most modern adult films. If you are looking for a decent 70s flick, or are interested in the novelty of twin-sex, then this film is for you. [read the full review]
review from 4/9/2009:
"Double Your Pleasure" is a DVD re-release of the notorious late-70s title of the same name. What makes this film controversial is that it is one of the few offerings available in which true, identical twin sisters engage in a sex act with each other (they partake in an actual, incestuous act). The twins in this case are the Young twins, Brooke and Taylor, who also appeared in another film together, "Teenage Twins". The plot here revolves around the twins, their uncle (who believes that they may have stolen money from him before running away), a private investigator (who is tasked with following the twins), and a number of other characters that they encounter along the way. This is a 70s porno, so there are no condoms involved, but there is plenty of bush to go around. The scenes tend to be shorter, and the plot tends to be heavier than in most modern adult films. If you are looking for a decent 70s flick, or are interested in the novelty of twin-sex, then this film is for you. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Marc Stevens, Mary Stuart, Sonny Landham, Kevin Andre, Alan Marlow, Kim Pope, Carter Stevens, Shaun Costello, Susan Sloan, Day Jason, Arturo Millhouse, Merrie Holiday, Toni Scott, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 8/23/2004
Previews: Previews
Passions Of Carol, The (Video-X-Pix) review summaries:
Flash's
The Passions of Carol is one of the few Christmas theme adult films to come out and despite its low budget is very funny and definitely worth a watch during the holiday season especially if you are a fan of the classics or feature adult films. This presentation is below average for films of the time but sadly this is probably the best we'll ever get released on disc. [read the full review]
review from 1/17/2005:
The Passions of Carol is one of the few Christmas theme adult films to come out and despite its low budget is very funny and definitely worth a watch during the holiday season especially if you are a fan of the classics or feature adult films. This presentation is below average for films of the time but sadly this is probably the best we'll ever get released on disc. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, Tiffany Clark, Veronica Hart, Merle Michaels, Robin Sane, Jerry Butler, Dave Ruby, Marlene Willoughby, Hillary Summers, Annie Sprinkle, George Payne, Ron Hudd, Kandi Barbour, Roy Stuart, Marc Valentine, Carter Stevens, Shaun Costello, Frederick Foster, Bill McKean, Gordon G. Duvall, Diane May, Roderic Pierce, Sandra Hillman, Celeste Bon, Lacey Smith, Jack Houston, Mowena March, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 11/2/2003
Previews: Previews
Pandora's Mirror (Caballero) review summaries:
fu_q's
A curious, young woman (Veronica Hart) finds herself further and further entranced by an enchanted mirror that she and a friend happen upon in the back of a low-rent, New York City clothing store. Offering up myriad sexual visions and flashbacks of times past, the mirror pulls her deeper and deeper into its erotic, though ultimately devious, web. Such is the case in "Pandora's Mirror", a very good, 1981 release from Caballero and director Warren Evans (Shaun Costello). [read the full review]
review from 2/11/2017:
A curious, young woman (Veronica Hart) finds herself further and further entranced by an enchanted mirror that she and a friend happen upon in the back of a low-rent, New York City clothing store. Offering up myriad sexual visions and flashbacks of times past, the mirror pulls her deeper and deeper into its erotic, though ultimately devious, web. Such is the case in "Pandora's Mirror", a very good, 1981 release from Caballero and director Warren Evans (Shaun Costello). [read the full review]
T0MBOne's
From my local smut peddler, I recently picked up a used DVD of PANDORA'S MIRROR (1981) with the lovely Veronica Hart as Pandora, a woman who becomes obsessed with sexually charged trysts revealed in a mirror at an antique store. This top-notch 88 minute Warren Evans-Shaun Costello production expands on the bewitched mirror motif used in mainstream films like DEAD OF NIGHT (UK, 1945) to include tales of sexual obsession and perversion as told by this enchanted mirror. [read the full review]
review from 1/30/2017:
From my local smut peddler, I recently picked up a used DVD of PANDORA'S MIRROR (1981) with the lovely Veronica Hart as Pandora, a woman who becomes obsessed with sexually charged trysts revealed in a mirror at an antique store. This top-notch 88 minute Warren Evans-Shaun Costello production expands on the bewitched mirror motif used in mainstream films like DEAD OF NIGHT (UK, 1945) to include tales of sexual obsession and perversion as told by this enchanted mirror. [read the full review]
(4.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Georgina Spelvin, Eric Edwards, Vanessa Del Rio, Annette Haven, David Christopher, Cami Graham, John Smith (ambiguous), Beth Anna, Clea Carson, Peter Andrews, Wade Nichols, Carter Stevens, Sandy Foxx, Gloria Todd, Susaye London, Ursula Austin, Dick Galan, Nancy Keller, Patty Boyd, George Spencer, Rayman Sharque, Brigette Lynne, Bill Nunnery, W.P. Dremak, Erick Lueders, Alexis Del Lago, Holly Woodlawn, Luke Ropewalker, Peter Scolari, Greg Hart, Ken Burns, D. Francesco, Sheila Devlin, Rick Frank, Beth Ratzer, Mel Juffe, Marcia Major, Drinda Lalumia, Bruce Long, Richard Wall, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Armand Weston
Release date: 8/20/2003
Previews: Previews
Take Off (Video-X-Pix) review summaries:
classix comment's
Armand Weston was one of the finest directors ever to make hardcore films. Although he usually crafted dark and depressing tales, this 1978 film was his foray into comedy. With a fantastic cast of regulars, and Leslie Bovee as the female lead, Weston crafted a wonderful, skilfully acted, sumptuously shot, and cleverly written parody of films of American culture from the 30s to the 60s. [read the full review]
review from 5/6/2007:
Armand Weston was one of the finest directors ever to make hardcore films. Although he usually crafted dark and depressing tales, this 1978 film was his foray into comedy. With a fantastic cast of regulars, and Leslie Bovee as the female lead, Weston crafted a wonderful, skilfully acted, sumptuously shot, and cleverly written parody of films of American culture from the 30s to the 60s. [read the full review]
andyblake's
This 1978 feature directed by "Armand Weston" is a good example of "golden age" adult filmmaking. The plot is a take off on the Oscar Wilde story, "The Picture of Dorian Grey." The protagonist's name has been changed from Dorian Grey to "Darrin Blue," (played amazingly by Wade Nichols). And instead of a painting, his youthful image is captured on a porn film that his liberated 1920's flapper girlfriend (Georgina Spelvin) secretly had made of them making love outdoors. When she shows it to him later, he wishes that the image on the film could get old, and that he could stay youthful forever. You might have guessed that that is exactly what happens. The 1930s have Wade Nichols doing a remarkable imitation of James Cagney, during the 1940s, he's doing Humphrey Bogart (and Annette Haven). During the 50s, he's doing James Dean and making love on his motocycle. During the 1960s, still as youthful as ever, he is, you guessed it, a hippie doing drugs and having an orgy. Since this was shot in the 1970s, that brings us up to the present. [read the full review]
review from 3/7/2005:
This 1978 feature directed by "Armand Weston" is a good example of "golden age" adult filmmaking. The plot is a take off on the Oscar Wilde story, "The Picture of Dorian Grey." The protagonist's name has been changed from Dorian Grey to "Darrin Blue," (played amazingly by Wade Nichols). And instead of a painting, his youthful image is captured on a porn film that his liberated 1920's flapper girlfriend (Georgina Spelvin) secretly had made of them making love outdoors. When she shows it to him later, he wishes that the image on the film could get old, and that he could stay youthful forever. You might have guessed that that is exactly what happens. The 1930s have Wade Nichols doing a remarkable imitation of James Cagney, during the 1940s, he's doing Humphrey Bogart (and Annette Haven). During the 50s, he's doing James Dean and making love on his motocycle. During the 1960s, still as youthful as ever, he is, you guessed it, a hippie doing drugs and having an orgy. Since this was shot in the 1970s, that brings us up to the present. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ginger Lynn, Amber Lynn, Paul Thomas, Jamie Gillis, Nina Hartley, Eric Edwards, Lisa De Leeuw, Kitten Natividad, Harry Reems, Richard Pacheco, Carter Stevens, Janey Robbins
Studio: Excalibur Films
Directed by: John Seeman
Release date: 3/31/2002
Previews: Previews
Ten Little Maidens review summaries:
Flash's
Ten Little Indians is a great film to have come out of the 80s. It is a parody, yet takes on its own version of the story instead of just mimicking the original. The film has a great balance of sex and story as well as working in true comedy. [read the full review]
review from 7/21/2014:
Ten Little Indians is a great film to have come out of the 80s. It is a parody, yet takes on its own version of the story instead of just mimicking the original. The film has a great balance of sex and story as well as working in true comedy. [read the full review]