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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 5 movies with China Leigh.

Reviews of China Leigh Movies (5)

Boxcover for Place Beyond Shame, A
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mai Lin, Mike Horner, Don Fernando, Billy Dee, Michael Morrison, Seka, Jon Martin, Blair Harris, Aaron Stuart, Bonnie Holiday, Veri Knotty, Jesse Adams, Ken Scudder, Lysa Thatcher, R.J. Reynolds, Lori Blue, Diana Holt, Sonya Summers, China Leigh
Directed by: Sharon Mitchell, Fred J. Lincoln
Release date: 2/7/2017
Place Beyond Shame, A review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
review from 2/17/2017:
In the 1980 film, A PLACE BEYOND SHAME, Seka is a woman, whom, for some reason has lost her sex drive. After a most recent mishap with her potential lover, "Paul"(Don Fernando), Seka is frustrated beyond believe. Frustrated that she can't let her inhibitions fly, and indulge in the pleasures of sex. This is when she brings her frustrations to her best friend, "Diane"(Lori Blue), who is pretty promiscuous herself But as Diane goes on to explain it, she wasn't always this way. There was actually a time that Diane could not climax, thus experiencing the joys of the adventure. To rectify her situation, Diane hooked up with an unorthodox Psychiatrist named "Michael"(Paul Thomas), whose practices, soon knocked Diane out of her slumber. Inspired, Seka soon takes the initiative to see this Psychiatrist in hopes that the same can be done for her. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Long Jeanne Silver (Vinegar Syndrome)
(2.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Joey Silvera, Amber Hunt, Kristine Heller, Long Jean Silver, Lori Blue, China Leigh
Directed by: Alex deRenzy
Release date: 5/12/2015
Long Jeanne Silver (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
review from 12/1/2016:
From master filmmaker Alex deRenzy, comes one of the most radical erotic films of the 1970's, LONG JEANNE SILVER. Part documentary, part vignette film, Long Jeanne Silver follows the erotic encounters of beautiful amputee, Jeanne Silver, as she invites her lovers to experience her unique sexual gift. DeRenzy's cinema verite styled camera captures Jeanne as she experiences the pleasures of men and women alike, between heart felt and candid glimpses of her real life and personality. Vinegar Syndrome is proud to present this incredibly unique film on DVD fully uncut and newly restored from rare 16mm vault elements. [read the full review]
Flash's
review from 4/8/2016:
Long Jeanne Silver is an odd film which will definitely not appeal to all viewers. It is essentially a showcase for amputee Jeanne Silver masking itself as a documentary. If you aren't into Silver or sex involving her stumped leg that resembles a giant penis, then this film won't appeal at all to you. Vinegar Syndrome has done a good job with the release with a nice looking transfer and a commentary track from Silver. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Serena: An Adult Fairy Tale (Impulse)
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Jamie Gillis, Blair Harris, Dorothy LeMay, Marlene Munroe, China Leigh, Gary Baron, Natasha Raphael, Valerie Darlyn, Serena [II] (classic)
Directed by: Fred J. Lincoln
Release date: 2/12/2013
Serena: An Adult Fairy Tale (Impulse) review summaries:
Flash's
review from 6/12/2016:
The 70s brought us some great new takes on classic fairy tales turning them into erotic romps but Serena: An Erotic Fairy Tale was not one of these. Instead, this film went the route of being a quickly churned out film to capitalize on the name of the main star Serena. The plot is essentially non-existent, the sex scenes are tepid, and the entire film comes across as lazy. Impulse Pictures has done a decent job with their release. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Formal Faucett, A
(3.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Desiree Cousteau, Blair Harris, John Seeman, Dorothy LeMay, Norma Jean, Nancy Hoffman, Ken Scudder, Lisa Sue Corey, China Leigh, Rocky Rhodes, Laurie Blue, Tina Austin
Studio: VCX
Directed by: Fred J. Lincoln
Release date: 6/9/2005
Previews: Previews
Formal Faucett, A review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
review from 1/6/2017:
In the 1978 film, A FORMAL FAUCETT, Dorothy LeMay portrays a young hopeful, who, after catching her boyfriend "Jimmy"(Rocky Rhodes) in bed with another woman, hitches a ride from Amarillo to San Francisco, It is to her luck, that the guy who gives her a lift, just so happens to be "Charlie Andrews"(Paul Thomas), talent agent extraordinaire. It isn't long before Charlie takes the aspiring Model and Actress under his wing. Charlie begins to mold her, as he renames her "Formal Faucett-Minor", and sends her well on her way. The newly christened, Formal is a hit almost a hit with the go-getters of Hollywood, as she lands various jobs including a commercials for "Ballzack Shampoo", and "Sweet, Sweet Strawberry Douche", along with the lead in all all female detective television show called, "The Pink Squad", Yes, everything is pointing up for Formal Faucett-Minor", even the erections of all who come near her - as she is a true angel! [read the full review]
fu_q's
review from 8/9/2016:
When a young woman, played by Dorothy LeMay, catches her boyfriend red-handed (...and red-dicked...) cheating upon her on their anniversary, she decides that she's had enough and that she's going to hitchhike her way to San Francisco to become a star. Of course, it's just her "luck" that she finds herself in the hands of a talent agent with a pervy formula for success along the way. What ensues is a tawdry tale of tail, as Dorothy puts out for--and is pimped out to--client upon big-shot client. Whether sucking cock will ultimately lead her to the top...or, instead, to utter despair...remains to be seen. Such is the case in "Formal Faucett", an overall-good, 1978 release from VCX and director F.J. Lincoln. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Long Jeanne Silver (Alpha Blue)
(2.2 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Joey Silvera, Amber Hunt, Kristine Heller, Long Jean Silver, Lori Blue, China Leigh
Directed by: Alex deRenzy
Release date: 9/25/2004
Long Jeanne Silver (Alpha Blue) review summaries:
Flash's
review from 4/9/2016:
Long Jeanne Silver is an odd film which will definitely not appeal to all viewers. It is essentially a showcase for amputee Jeanne Silver masking itself as a documentary. If you aren't into Silver or sex involving her stumped leg that resembles a giant penis, then this film won't appeal at all to you. Alpha Blue Archive's release suffers from coming from a beaten up print that looks ugly and poor extras. [read the full review]
Rosco Fuji's
review from 11/25/2009:
Jeanne Silver, a pretty amputee, appeared in men’s magazines and on San Francisco burlesque stages. She had the lower part of her left leg removed when she was a child. The remaining stump, extending several inches below her knee, is little more than bone covered with flesh. Director Alex DeRenzy uses the pseudo-documentary format to display Silver’s sexual habits. She fucks Amber Hunt during a threesome, impales two teenage students and even goes so far as to ram it up a homosexual’s ass. [read the full review]
classix comment's
review from 1/15/2007:
Alex DeRenzy produced more than a few good films during the 1970s but he also produced more than a few awful ones. This one falls into the second category. Simply a dumb way to make money off a gimmick. Long Jeanne Silver was a New York runaway who made her acting debut in Shaun Costello's Waterpower in 1976. She then came to San Francisco landing on The Mitchell Brother's doorstep. The Mitchells picked her up and put her in live sex shows. Soon washed up, DeRenzy decided to use her in one of his hardcore quickies and shot a standard vignette film with her peculiarity as the centerpiece. Now for those of you who don't know where Long Jeanne got her name, well...She doesn't have one of her legs (yes, you read that right) and uses the stump the same way gay boys use their arms! So Long Jeanne Silver (the film) is just that, consisting of scene after scene of Long Jeanne sticking her long john in lots of girls (and even one boy in by far the film's funniest scene). [read the full review]