Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 3 movies with Dave Connors.
Reviews of Dave Connors Movies (3)
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Casey Donovan, Dave Connors, Tom Stone, Tony Williams, Victor Houston, Paul Irish, J.D. Slater, Ron Pearson, Rydar Hanson, Pat Allen, Steve Kaye
Studio: Gorilla Factory Productions
Directed by: Wakefield Poole
Release date: 2/28/2018
Boys in the Sand 2 / One, Two, Three... review summaries:
Flash's
Boys in the Sand 2 and One, Two, Three... collects two of Wakefield Poole's four shot on video gay adult movies. Both movies have been previously released on DVD, Boys in the Sand 2 from the now-defunct Mercury Releasing and One, Two, Three... from Gorilla Factory Productions, and the transfers present here look similar to the previous releases. Owners of the previous releases may not want to upgrade, the Easter egg on this release is good and will please fans of Wakefield Poole, however, the extras from the previous releases were not ported over to this release. This reviewer doesn't think that the two movies on this release are as strong as Wakefield Poole's shot on film movies but fans of Wakefield Poole's work will want to add this release, along with its companion release The Hustlers and Split/Image, which together encompass all of Wakefield Poole's shot on video work. Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. The two movies look as good as they can. [read the full review]
review from 4/2/2018:
Boys in the Sand 2 and One, Two, Three... collects two of Wakefield Poole's four shot on video gay adult movies. Both movies have been previously released on DVD, Boys in the Sand 2 from the now-defunct Mercury Releasing and One, Two, Three... from Gorilla Factory Productions, and the transfers present here look similar to the previous releases. Owners of the previous releases may not want to upgrade, the Easter egg on this release is good and will please fans of Wakefield Poole, however, the extras from the previous releases were not ported over to this release. This reviewer doesn't think that the two movies on this release are as strong as Wakefield Poole's shot on film movies but fans of Wakefield Poole's work will want to add this release, along with its companion release The Hustlers and Split/Image, which together encompass all of Wakefield Poole's shot on video work. Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. The two movies look as good as they can. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Casey Donovan, Dave Connors, Tom Stone, J.D. Slater, Ron Pearson, Val Martin, Peter Fisk, Burt Edouards, Curt Gerard, Tom Wright, Steve Kaye, Rydar Hansen
Studio: Gorilla Factory Productions
Directed by: Wakefield Poole
Release date: 1/1/2010
Moving! / One, Two, Three... review summaries:
Flash's
This collection of Wakefield Poole movies from Gorilla Factory Productions presents two movies from two very different periods of Poole's career. Moving! is a shot on film loop carrier made in the mid-1970s and displays Poole's silent storytelling techniques whereas One, Two, Three... is shot on video from roughly a decade later and is an avant-garde performance piece. Both movies are worth watching and Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. [read the full review]
review from 1/11/2018:
This collection of Wakefield Poole movies from Gorilla Factory Productions presents two movies from two very different periods of Poole's career. Moving! is a shot on film loop carrier made in the mid-1970s and displays Poole's silent storytelling techniques whereas One, Two, Three... is shot on video from roughly a decade later and is an avant-garde performance piece. Both movies are worth watching and Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. [read the full review]
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Dino, Casey Donovan, Dave Connors, Tony Williams, Victor Houston, Paul Irish, Lydia Black, Michael Green, Bill Cable, Robert Lewis, Rocco Passalini, Bruce Williams, Peter Fisk, Ronnie Shark, Tommy Moore, Pat Allen, Danny DiCioccio, Bob Stubbs, Cassandra Heart
Studio: Mercury Releasing
Directed by: Wakefield Poole
Release date: 2/21/2003
Wakefield Poole Collection, The review summaries:
Flash's
The Wakefield Poole Collection collects three of Poole's gay adult movies along with several of Poole's short films into one volume. The set contains Poole's feature-length movies Boys in the Sand, Bijou, and Boys in the Sand 2 along with his short films Andy, Water Movie, Roger, and Freedom Day Parade. The collection offers a nice view of Poole's work with his best film, Bijou, included on the release and his landmark first film, Boys in the Sand. Mercury Releasing has done a good job with their release of the movies on this release with generally good audio and video. [read the full review]
review from 1/13/2018:
The Wakefield Poole Collection collects three of Poole's gay adult movies along with several of Poole's short films into one volume. The set contains Poole's feature-length movies Boys in the Sand, Bijou, and Boys in the Sand 2 along with his short films Andy, Water Movie, Roger, and Freedom Day Parade. The collection offers a nice view of Poole's work with his best film, Bijou, included on the release and his landmark first film, Boys in the Sand. Mercury Releasing has done a good job with their release of the movies on this release with generally good audio and video. [read the full review]
lindi's
Description This is a two-disc release of three of Wakefield Poole's pioneering feature films from 1971 to 1986, plus several of his short films of the era, a long interview, and other extras. General Impression For me, this had great value as an historical artifact, partly because I can remember this time period. I was 12 in 1969, when Poole began filming. I lived an hour from San Francisco, and went there regularly, picking up copies of the Berkeley Barb and soaking up the ambience. Our junior high buried a time capsule in 1970, to be opened in the year 2000. We dropped into the capsule a pair of bellbottoms and a Jacksons album, among other things. I was born a moment too late to be on the cusp of many of the changes that took place, but I observed them anyway. I had always heard that Deep Throat was the first feature length hard-core movie. [read the full review]
review from 2/12/2004:
Description This is a two-disc release of three of Wakefield Poole's pioneering feature films from 1971 to 1986, plus several of his short films of the era, a long interview, and other extras. General Impression For me, this had great value as an historical artifact, partly because I can remember this time period. I was 12 in 1969, when Poole began filming. I lived an hour from San Francisco, and went there regularly, picking up copies of the Berkeley Barb and soaking up the ambience. Our junior high buried a time capsule in 1970, to be opened in the year 2000. We dropped into the capsule a pair of bellbottoms and a Jacksons album, among other things. I was born a moment too late to be on the cusp of many of the changes that took place, but I observed them anyway. I had always heard that Deep Throat was the first feature length hard-core movie. [read the full review]
