Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 5 movies with Cecil Howard.
Reviews of Cecil Howard Movies (5)
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, John Leslie, Eric Edwards, Samantha Fox, Michael Morrison, R. Bolla, Cecil Howard, Gail Sterling, Susan Nero, Tigr, Rikki Harte, R. Allen Leider, Raymond Lester, Barry Black, Francis Hesse, Nancy Leigh, Stanley Welsh, Selene Elgin, Brad Woodford, Michael Novak, Anne Randall, Anthony Gary, Charles Glass, Shelby Waite, Samuel R. Gary
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 1/11/2021
Spitfire review summaries:
fu_q's
From its catchy opening score, cleverly-cut credits, and nostalgic shots of old-school New York City, it''s clear that the audience is in for a fun and sexy treat with "Spitfire", an exceptional 1984 release from director Cecil Howard and Command Video. Reproduced beautifully at Hotmovies.com, this production is in many ways pornographic poetry in motion from start to finish. Exquisitely captured and edited, this film is centered around a corrupt professor-turned-politician (R. Bolla) whose "chastity belt" agenda has caught on nationally and is bringing in millions. Of course, he''s actually a perv and a fraud, his daughter (Tigr) is an insatiable nymphomaniac, and his wife (Samantha Fox) is a gold digger in every sense of the word. Needless to say, the storyline is intricate, well-crafted and comical, the acting is superb throughout, and the end result is a true Golden Age classic that should not be missed. [read the full review]
review from 4/10/2021:
From its catchy opening score, cleverly-cut credits, and nostalgic shots of old-school New York City, it''s clear that the audience is in for a fun and sexy treat with "Spitfire", an exceptional 1984 release from director Cecil Howard and Command Video. Reproduced beautifully at Hotmovies.com, this production is in many ways pornographic poetry in motion from start to finish. Exquisitely captured and edited, this film is centered around a corrupt professor-turned-politician (R. Bolla) whose "chastity belt" agenda has caught on nationally and is bringing in millions. Of course, he''s actually a perv and a fraud, his daughter (Tigr) is an insatiable nymphomaniac, and his wife (Samantha Fox) is a gold digger in every sense of the word. Needless to say, the storyline is intricate, well-crafted and comical, the acting is superb throughout, and the end result is a true Golden Age classic that should not be missed. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Ron Jeremy, Tiffany Clark, Tammy, Anna Turner, R. Bolla, George Payne, Ron Hudd, Cecil Howard, Dave Ambrose, Sean Elliot, Tigr, Copper Penny, Tess Mayo, Jay Tripper, Lisa Be, Marilyn Gee, Pressley Carter
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 8/20/2017
Scoundrels review summaries:
fu_q's
Living a superficial, upper-middle class life with his mundane, flimsy facade of a family, a mediocre psychiatrist (Ron Jeremy) finds himself stuck with an unfaithful wife (Lisa B.), who's cheating upon him with his best friend (George Payne) and also their daughter's quasi-boyfriend (Sean Eilliott). Thrown into the mix is said budding, but "invisible" daughter (Tigr), who's covertly exploring her own sexuality in all manner of bizarre and dangerous ways. Of course, for his part, Ron is cheating with a slew of prostitutes and his clingy secretary (Copper Penny), who happens to also be banging Payne, as well. On top of it all, Ron finds himself harassed throughout the film (during cut-scenes) by a large, talking white light, the identity of which is fairly easy to figure out, though it isn't formally revealed until the end of the flick. Such is the case in "Scoundrels", a very good, 1982 release from Command Video and acclaimed director, Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
review from 6/10/2017:
Living a superficial, upper-middle class life with his mundane, flimsy facade of a family, a mediocre psychiatrist (Ron Jeremy) finds himself stuck with an unfaithful wife (Lisa B.), who's cheating upon him with his best friend (George Payne) and also their daughter's quasi-boyfriend (Sean Eilliott). Thrown into the mix is said budding, but "invisible" daughter (Tigr), who's covertly exploring her own sexuality in all manner of bizarre and dangerous ways. Of course, for his part, Ron is cheating with a slew of prostitutes and his clingy secretary (Copper Penny), who happens to also be banging Payne, as well. On top of it all, Ron finds himself harassed throughout the film (during cut-scenes) by a large, talking white light, the identity of which is fairly easy to figure out, though it isn't formally revealed until the end of the flick. Such is the case in "Scoundrels", a very good, 1982 release from Command Video and acclaimed director, Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Ron Jeremy, Tiffany Clark, Tammy, Anna Turner, R. Bolla, George Payne, Ron Hudd, Cecil Howard, Dave Ambrose, Sean Elliot, Tigr, Copper Penny, Tess Mayo, Jay Tripper, Lisa Be, Marilyn Gee, Pressley Carter
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 8/20/2017
Scoundrels (Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack) review summaries:
Flash's
Scoundrels is an excellent feature adult film from the golden age of adult films. The film was crafted with care and it shows in the end results. Scoundrels is a rather dark drama that uses hardcore sex along with the non-sexual portions to tell a story, instead of just having a story that exists to have sex scenes. Scoundrels is a must see for fans of feature-style adult films. Command Video has done an amazing job with their limited collector's edition Blu-ray and DVD combination package for Scoundrels with stellar image and audio quality and a wealth of extras. [read the full review]
review from 9/2/2017:
Scoundrels is an excellent feature adult film from the golden age of adult films. The film was crafted with care and it shows in the end results. Scoundrels is a rather dark drama that uses hardcore sex along with the non-sexual portions to tell a story, instead of just having a story that exists to have sex scenes. Scoundrels is a must see for fans of feature-style adult films. Command Video has done an amazing job with their limited collector's edition Blu-ray and DVD combination package for Scoundrels with stellar image and audio quality and a wealth of extras. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Angel, Ron Jeremy, Jerry Butler, Tammy, Taija Rae, Marita Ekberg, Cecil Howard, Colleen Brennan, Tigr, Frank Serrone, Jose Duval
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 1/1/2016
Star Angel review summaries:
fu_q's
Jerry Butler seems to have it made: an uber-successful career in the rock n' roll industry, a ton of money and the mansion to go along with it, and a hot, fire-crotched girlfriend who loves him and who caters to his every need. Of course, as with everything, there's always a catch and a price to pay. You see, Jerry murdered his ex-girlfriend, Tigr, a substance abusing rocker chick who got him his start in the biz, and made it look like an unintentional O.D. ... and now he sees her and her face everywhere he goes and in everything that he does. Indeed, his psychosis has him in a severe, downward spiral that even his girlfriend, Colleen Brennan, seems unable to stop. Compounding all of this is the presence of Angel, a young, gold-digging hottie whom the pair has brought home...and whom Butler has difficulty discerning from the phantasm that is his deceased ex. Such is the case in "Star Angel", an exceptional, 1986 release from Command Video and director Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
review from 5/21/2017:
Jerry Butler seems to have it made: an uber-successful career in the rock n' roll industry, a ton of money and the mansion to go along with it, and a hot, fire-crotched girlfriend who loves him and who caters to his every need. Of course, as with everything, there's always a catch and a price to pay. You see, Jerry murdered his ex-girlfriend, Tigr, a substance abusing rocker chick who got him his start in the biz, and made it look like an unintentional O.D. ... and now he sees her and her face everywhere he goes and in everything that he does. Indeed, his psychosis has him in a severe, downward spiral that even his girlfriend, Colleen Brennan, seems unable to stop. Compounding all of this is the presence of Angel, a young, gold-digging hottie whom the pair has brought home...and whom Butler has difficulty discerning from the phantasm that is his deceased ex. Such is the case in "Star Angel", an exceptional, 1986 release from Command Video and director Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
Rick L. Blalock's
At the beginning of the 1986 dramatic porno feature, STAR ANGEL, Luke Frame(Jerry Butler) is a former office boy, who has found success in managing the career of his wife, singer, Lola Rain(Tigr). However, Lola's career has come crashing down, as a result of her drug and alcohol addiction. She just can't keep it together, as demonstrated by her latest concert, which ended in utter disaster. The bad show causes outrage between fans and promoters alike. It has also put the couple at odds. as Lola and Luke argue about the former's now failing career. The two of them make up, and subsequently make time for a quickie however, this is after Luke gives his wife some pills, which later ease her into sleep. Unfortunately, it's a slumber that she does not wake from, as the star dies from an apparent overdose. Was it just merely an accident on Luke's behalf? Or, is it something that he had done purposely? [read the full review]
review from 1/20/2017:
At the beginning of the 1986 dramatic porno feature, STAR ANGEL, Luke Frame(Jerry Butler) is a former office boy, who has found success in managing the career of his wife, singer, Lola Rain(Tigr). However, Lola's career has come crashing down, as a result of her drug and alcohol addiction. She just can't keep it together, as demonstrated by her latest concert, which ended in utter disaster. The bad show causes outrage between fans and promoters alike. It has also put the couple at odds. as Lola and Luke argue about the former's now failing career. The two of them make up, and subsequently make time for a quickie however, this is after Luke gives his wife some pills, which later ease her into sleep. Unfortunately, it's a slumber that she does not wake from, as the star dies from an apparent overdose. Was it just merely an accident on Luke's behalf? Or, is it something that he had done purposely? [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Eric Edwards, Veronica Hart, Arcadia Lake, Lisa Thatcher, Linda Vale, Kandi Barbour, Jodi Maxwell, Jake Teague, Roy Stuart, Cecil Howard, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 12/27/2005
Neon Nights (Command Cinema) review summaries:
fu_q's
A budding, young woman with some unique daddy issues, the cute-as-can-be Lysa Thatcher, finds herself running toward New York City to find her twin sister after an unexpected sexual encounter with her mother's boyfriend, Jamie Gillis, goes awry. Of course, along the way, she happens upon myriad bizarre characters, all of whom have their own sexual kinks and predilections, and most of whom are interested in including her in them. What will ultimately become of young Lysa and her journey...and what the Hell's actually going on, quite honestly...end up as the burning questions of the day. Such is the case in "Neon Nights", an exceptional, 1981 release from Command Video and director Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
review from 5/20/2017:
A budding, young woman with some unique daddy issues, the cute-as-can-be Lysa Thatcher, finds herself running toward New York City to find her twin sister after an unexpected sexual encounter with her mother's boyfriend, Jamie Gillis, goes awry. Of course, along the way, she happens upon myriad bizarre characters, all of whom have their own sexual kinks and predilections, and most of whom are interested in including her in them. What will ultimately become of young Lysa and her journey...and what the Hell's actually going on, quite honestly...end up as the burning questions of the day. Such is the case in "Neon Nights", an exceptional, 1981 release from Command Video and director Cecil Howard. [read the full review]