Reviews of Christy Canyon Movies by Paul Thomas (7)
Passages 1 review summaries:
fu_q's
"Passages", a 1991 release from Paul Thomas and Vivid Video, is a story of youthful innocence and erotic exploration, as it tracks the fantasies, interactions, and adventures of two young, school roommates and best friends, Jennifer Stewart and Christy Canyon, as they chart their course through newfound sexual waters. [read the full review]
review from 5/20/2017:
"Passages", a 1991 release from Paul Thomas and Vivid Video, is a story of youthful innocence and erotic exploration, as it tracks the fantasies, interactions, and adventures of two young, school roommates and best friends, Jennifer Stewart and Christy Canyon, as they chart their course through newfound sexual waters. [read the full review]
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 72 min. Production Date: 1991 Director: Paul Thomas Cast: Carolyn Monroe, Christy Canyon, Heather Hart, Jennifer Stewart, Blake Palmer, Marc Dick O Death Wallice, and Peter North The Short Story Initial Expectations: I remember watching this one a lifetime or two ago with very fond memories of it. I'm really hoping it stands up to the test of time. Initial Reaction: It's a great movie and a piss poor DVD. Who Should Watch It : Couples and anybody wanting an adult film with emotion Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting graphic and nasty action The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects look and sound just like they did on VHS. The audio has a nice balance and is mostly clear with a few crackly moments as the girls get extra vocal. The video is presented in the full frame format and looks very dated. [read the full review]
review from 2/21/2007:
The Little Details Running Time: 72 min. Production Date: 1991 Director: Paul Thomas Cast: Carolyn Monroe, Christy Canyon, Heather Hart, Jennifer Stewart, Blake Palmer, Marc Dick O Death Wallice, and Peter North The Short Story Initial Expectations: I remember watching this one a lifetime or two ago with very fond memories of it. I'm really hoping it stands up to the test of time. Initial Reaction: It's a great movie and a piss poor DVD. Who Should Watch It : Couples and anybody wanting an adult film with emotion Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting graphic and nasty action The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects look and sound just like they did on VHS. The audio has a nice balance and is mostly clear with a few crackly moments as the girls get extra vocal. The video is presented in the full frame format and looks very dated. [read the full review]
Where The Boys Aren't 5 review summaries:
fu_q's
One might think that the "no boys" policy at Kym Wilde's boarding house for young women would quash any sexual activities at the domicile...which, of course, would make one entirely wrong. Indeed, the lovely lady inhabitants, who include Racquel Darrian, Christy Canyon, Kelli Thomas, and newcomer Francesca Le, are anything but chaste, as they turn their boiling passions toward (...and inside...) one another. Such is the case in "Where the Boys Aren't 5", a very good, early-90s release from Vivid and Paul Thomas. [read the full review]
review from 10/20/2015:
One might think that the "no boys" policy at Kym Wilde's boarding house for young women would quash any sexual activities at the domicile...which, of course, would make one entirely wrong. Indeed, the lovely lady inhabitants, who include Racquel Darrian, Christy Canyon, Kelli Thomas, and newcomer Francesca Le, are anything but chaste, as they turn their boiling passions toward (...and inside...) one another. Such is the case in "Where the Boys Aren't 5", a very good, early-90s release from Vivid and Paul Thomas. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: T.T. Boy, Christy Canyon, Joey Silvera, Tera Heart, Alicyn Sterling, Gerald Dupre
Studio: Vivid Wave
Directed by: Paul Thomas
Release date: 10/15/2001
Previews: Previews
Twisted: A Portrait of a Different Color review summaries:
fu_q's
Transitioning from a hesitant and faithful wife into a wanton, lustful cougar, a beautiful, big-busted working woman (Christy Canyon) finds herself slowly drawn into a torrid affair with a younger, engaged co-worker (T.T. Boy) in "Twisted: A Portrait of a Different Color". A decent, 1990 flick from Paul Thomas and Vivid's Wave brand, this film offers up the adult film legend and hall-of-famer, Christy Canyon, whose stunning good looks, soft curves, and ample bosom have been lighting up the small screen since the mid-80's, in the bulk of its scenes. [read the full review]
review from 2/17/2018:
Transitioning from a hesitant and faithful wife into a wanton, lustful cougar, a beautiful, big-busted working woman (Christy Canyon) finds herself slowly drawn into a torrid affair with a younger, engaged co-worker (T.T. Boy) in "Twisted: A Portrait of a Different Color". A decent, 1990 flick from Paul Thomas and Vivid's Wave brand, this film offers up the adult film legend and hall-of-famer, Christy Canyon, whose stunning good looks, soft curves, and ample bosom have been lighting up the small screen since the mid-80's, in the bulk of its scenes. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Christy Canyon, Paul Thomas, Randy West, Summer Knight, Nick Rage, Tianna Taylor
Studio: Vivid Wave
Directed by: Judy Blue, Paul Thomas
Release date: 5/2/2001
Previews: Previews
Pretty in Peach (Vivid) review summaries:
sexyhard's
A sex crazed teenage boy might get wood watching this DVD. If you're old enough to be on this site, you probably won't. [read the full review]
review from 12/25/2008:
A sex crazed teenage boy might get wood watching this DVD. If you're old enough to be on this site, you probably won't. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Asia Carrera, Michael J. Cox, Ian Daniels, T.T. Boy, Steven St. Croix, Christy Canyon, Shelby Stevens, Jenteal, Tony Tedeschi, Christa Rain, Dallas (ambiguous)
Studio: Vivid Wave
Directed by: Paul Thomas
Release date: 4/24/2000
Comeback review summaries:
Rieekan's
* DIRECTOR: Paul Thomas. * DURATION: ยป90mins. * STARRING: Asia Carrera, Christa Rain, Christy Canyon, Dallas, Jenteal & Shelby Stevens. OVERALL: A fun movie for Christy Canyons 90s comeback. The story is light but entertaining though, as always, Vivid sex leaves a fair bit to be desired particularly as Christy doesnt seem too enthusiastic with men. A decent film overall with some funny moments and some erotic moments, especially in the scene with Christy and Jenteal. FEMALE LOOKS: I got started in porn after Christy retired, so I dont know how she looked at her peak. Here her face is a little gaunt but she is still attractive with a natural appeal, though the famous massive (natural) breasts are starting to sag. The girls in the first three scenes Christa, Dallas and Shelby are average, and Ive never thought highly of Asias looks. Jenteal however looks gorgeous and suitably innocent for her first girl-girl scene. MALE LOOKS: About average with Ian Daniels, Michael J. Cox, Steve St. Croix, Tony Tedeschi and TT Boy. [read the full review]
review from 12/20/2001:
* DIRECTOR: Paul Thomas. * DURATION: ยป90mins. * STARRING: Asia Carrera, Christa Rain, Christy Canyon, Dallas, Jenteal & Shelby Stevens. OVERALL: A fun movie for Christy Canyons 90s comeback. The story is light but entertaining though, as always, Vivid sex leaves a fair bit to be desired particularly as Christy doesnt seem too enthusiastic with men. A decent film overall with some funny moments and some erotic moments, especially in the scene with Christy and Jenteal. FEMALE LOOKS: I got started in porn after Christy retired, so I dont know how she looked at her peak. Here her face is a little gaunt but she is still attractive with a natural appeal, though the famous massive (natural) breasts are starting to sag. The girls in the first three scenes Christa, Dallas and Shelby are average, and Ive never thought highly of Asias looks. Jenteal however looks gorgeous and suitably innocent for her first girl-girl scene. MALE LOOKS: About average with Ian Daniels, Michael J. Cox, Steve St. Croix, Tony Tedeschi and TT Boy. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jeanna Fine, Savannah, Carl Esser, Henri Pachard, Christy Canyon, Peter North, Mickey Ray, Britt Morgan, Scott Irish, Jon Dough
Studio: Vivid Wave
Directed by: Paul Thomas
Release date: 4/24/2000
On Trial 1: In Defense Of Savannah review summaries:
fu_q's
With a coquettish smile that can melt hearts and an innocent, sexual nonchalance, the lovely blonde legend, Savannah, plays the part of a young porn actress ("Scarlet") who finds herself unfairly charged with obscenity for one of her roles. [read the full review]
review from 3/7/2021:
With a coquettish smile that can melt hearts and an innocent, sexual nonchalance, the lovely blonde legend, Savannah, plays the part of a young porn actress ("Scarlet") who finds herself unfairly charged with obscenity for one of her roles. [read the full review]
Sex Show review summaries:
Darkmage's
The Plot: Okay, I have to hand it to Vivid. Rarely, if ever, do they produce a movie that doesn't have a plot. Or at least a semblance of a plot. Okay, maybe a hint of a plot. True, the plot's don't always make sense, but you at least get some motivation behind why Actress A is working her way through Actors B, C, D and the sheep in the corner. Our plot today revolves around a fictitious show similar to Late Night with Old Comedian that you may watch yourself. We start with Steven St. Croix, playing himself, having a lot of fun with Alexa, a waitress he picked up in a bar. After having very intimate relations, Stevie discovers that the new-age bit of fluff that he brought home last night has been talking to her crystals too long. See, she and Steven have only just met last night... in this life. Ah, their souls are immortal and they have been meant for each other since time began. And if Steven doesn't like that arrangement, she'll just have to kill him and wait until the next time they meet up again. Okay. [read the full review]
review from 8/20/2000:
The Plot: Okay, I have to hand it to Vivid. Rarely, if ever, do they produce a movie that doesn't have a plot. Or at least a semblance of a plot. Okay, maybe a hint of a plot. True, the plot's don't always make sense, but you at least get some motivation behind why Actress A is working her way through Actors B, C, D and the sheep in the corner. Our plot today revolves around a fictitious show similar to Late Night with Old Comedian that you may watch yourself. We start with Steven St. Croix, playing himself, having a lot of fun with Alexa, a waitress he picked up in a bar. After having very intimate relations, Stevie discovers that the new-age bit of fluff that he brought home last night has been talking to her crystals too long. See, she and Steven have only just met last night... in this life. Ah, their souls are immortal and they have been meant for each other since time began. And if Steven doesn't like that arrangement, she'll just have to kill him and wait until the next time they meet up again. Okay. [read the full review]