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Reviews of Demonia Movies with Trailers (2)

Boxcover for Manipulation 2
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Alain Deloin, Pascal St. James, Bob Terminator, Tristan Seagal, Lucy Love, Joachim Kessef, Thalia Festiny, Mili Jay, Angel Dark, Demonia, Sophie Paris, Sindy Angel, Nika Blond, Djiana
Studio: Hustler
Directed by: Pierre Woodman
Release date: 10/6/2004
Previews: Previews
Manipulation 2 review summaries:
Comet Man's
review from 4/4/2005:
This is the first Pierre Woodman movie I've seen since he moved from Private to Hustler. There's a good recap of Manipulation 1 at the start (more comprehensive than usual recaps). It's the usual blackmailing story line except the blackmailer is working w/ a buddy of the blackmailee. All the girls do vaginal and anal as is typical of Woodman. Demonia (scene 1) The blackmailer (Demonia) and the blackmailee do it in a hotel room. Demonia is a cute brunette w/ some pubic hair (unusual these days). And she moans well. Pavlina (scene 2) One of the cutest girls in the movie (Pavlina) plays a maid and the blackmailee has his way with her. Pavlina has dark black hair and milky white skin and some pubic hair. She should learn to use sunblock on her feet though; her toes were sunburned and it showed on film. Djiana (scene 3) A blond secretary of the blackmailee's buddy is "interviewed" by two cops. This is the only DP scene, but the secretary stays in her skirt and tank top for it (which is nice to see instead of the magic disappearing clothing you see in other movies). [read the full review]
Boxcover for Manipulation
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Alain Deloin, Kevin Long, Claudio Meloni, Pascal St. James, Katerina, Bob Terminator, Tristan Seagal, Joachim Kessef, Anita Queen, Demonia, Liliane Tiger, Kristina Blonde, Jennifer Stone, Jolly, Lucy Lee (ambiguous), Djiana
Studio: Hustler
Directed by: Pierre Woodman
Release date: 5/6/2004
Previews: Previews
Manipulation review summaries:
Gabriel Nine's
review from 10/31/2004:
Manipulation   (Hustler) "Whatever happened to Private?" is an often-posed question, but I am more concerned in this review with a similar query about one of their former stalwarts. Since joining up with Larry Flynt at Hustler, my perception would be that increasing cynicism and decreasing quality have been the overriding features of Pierre's productions. Granted that for some viewers - and in some regards I am one of them - his style always was an acquired taste, it has still been disappointing to see his standards slipping and interest in his work waning. It used to be the case that the latest Woodman epic was the most anticipated porn release of the year. [read the full review]