Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 4 movies with Derek Da Silva.
Reviews of Derek Da Silva Movies (4)
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Eduardo, Francois Sagat, Josh West, Derek Da Silva, Alex Baresi, Dean Flynn, Rocky Torrez, Tony Buff, Bjoern Giger
Studio: Titan Media
Directed by: Brian Mills
Release date: 11/21/2008
Funhouse (Blu-Ray) (TitanMen) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
As its name implies this is a fun film. It is well and ingeniously directed by Brian Mills, the photography is excellent, and is usual with Titan the production values costumes sets etc. are of the highest caliber. FUNHOUSE opens with not only one of the most erotic but also one of the most beautiful scenes ever put into a porn film. It then proceeds to the tough and rough scenes typical of Titan. [read the full review]
review from 12/13/2008:
As its name implies this is a fun film. It is well and ingeniously directed by Brian Mills, the photography is excellent, and is usual with Titan the production values costumes sets etc. are of the highest caliber. FUNHOUSE opens with not only one of the most erotic but also one of the most beautiful scenes ever put into a porn film. It then proceeds to the tough and rough scenes typical of Titan. [read the full review]
Davey Pages'
Funhouse is the latest installment in the line of "circus" entertaiment by Titan Media, and I have to say it's the best one yet. The other movies in this series are hot, but not nearly as hot as Funhouse. Hot beefy men and intense sex scenes make this movie a must see. [read the full review]
review from 11/30/2008:
Funhouse is the latest installment in the line of "circus" entertaiment by Titan Media, and I have to say it's the best one yet. The other movies in this series are hot, but not nearly as hot as Funhouse. Hot beefy men and intense sex scenes make this movie a must see. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Markus Ram, Trey Casteel, Derek Da Silva, Dak Ramsey, Damien Crosse, Diesel Washington, Alex Baresi, Vinnie D'Angelo, Rick van Sant, Tony Buff, Matthew Ford, Dominic Sol, Bjoern Giger, Chad Manning
Studio: Titan Media
Directed by: Brian Mills
Release date: 7/18/2008
Folsom Prison (Standard Release) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
Director Brian Mills makes FOLSOM PRISON so intriguing that viewers may have to resist an urge to rush right out and commit a crime. There are six scintillating scenes. With bondage, S & M, rape (along with watersports, fisting and the stun gun in the Directors Expanded Edit) and an affectionate relationship with a prisoner and a guard, Folsom is everything one could want in a prison flick. [read the full review]
review from 7/6/2008:
Director Brian Mills makes FOLSOM PRISON so intriguing that viewers may have to resist an urge to rush right out and commit a crime. There are six scintillating scenes. With bondage, S & M, rape (along with watersports, fisting and the stun gun in the Directors Expanded Edit) and an affectionate relationship with a prisoner and a guard, Folsom is everything one could want in a prison flick. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tober Brandt, Francois Sagat, Lars Svenson, Derek Da Silva, C.J. Madison, Dirk Jager, Diesel Washington, Alex Baresi, Dean Flynn, Rick van Sant, Brodie Newport, Tony Buff
Studio: Titan Media
Directed by: Brian Mills
Release date: 11/16/2007
Fear (Titan Media) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
Director Brian Mills has outdone himself in the follow-up to his Folsom Leather. Here is an S & N film that is unique. Gone are the silly lashings with that stupid whip that resembles an Egyptian flyshooer that one finds in most S & M films. Instead we have some new and uniquely kinky things that should not be tried at home. Bondage, watersports, and fisting abound (these last two only in the directors extended edit) along with some things you have never seen before. [read the full review]
review from 10/27/2007:
Director Brian Mills has outdone himself in the follow-up to his Folsom Leather. Here is an S & N film that is unique. Gone are the silly lashings with that stupid whip that resembles an Egyptian flyshooer that one finds in most S & M films. Instead we have some new and uniquely kinky things that should not be tried at home. Bondage, watersports, and fisting abound (these last two only in the directors extended edit) along with some things you have never seen before. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tober Brandt, Vin Nolan, Steve Trevor, Francois Sagat, R.J., Derek Da Silva, Damien Crosse, Diesel Washington, Alex Baresi, Brendan Davies, Darius Falke, Joe G, Lee Hayford, Patrick O'Connor
Studio: Titan Media
Directed by: Brian Mills
Release date: 10/6/2006
Folsom Filth (Retail Version) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
After his phenomenal success with BIRTH OF A NATION around 90 years ago, D.W. Griffith produced a film called INTOLERANCE that had four separate plots that it jumped around among. It was a colossal failure. Now Titan has produced FOLSOM FILTH, a film with three separate plots unified only by the theme of S & M. While not by any means a failure, it is not an unqualified success either. The problem is the same as with the Griffith filmwe become discombobulated when the different plots pop up willy-nilly. The firstand I would say main plotis the abduction of Patrick OConnor and his transformation into a sex slave. The second plot (if one can call either of the other two plots in the true sense) consists of the masters Diesel Washington and Brendan Davies putting their slaves Alex Baresi and Lee Heyford through their paces. The third plot contains assorted scenes that finally by using some of the same performers sort of joins the second plot. Its all-confusing. BUTand its a very big butthe parts are better than the whole. It took me days to get through all the action. [read the full review]
review from 11/25/2006:
After his phenomenal success with BIRTH OF A NATION around 90 years ago, D.W. Griffith produced a film called INTOLERANCE that had four separate plots that it jumped around among. It was a colossal failure. Now Titan has produced FOLSOM FILTH, a film with three separate plots unified only by the theme of S & M. While not by any means a failure, it is not an unqualified success either. The problem is the same as with the Griffith filmwe become discombobulated when the different plots pop up willy-nilly. The firstand I would say main plotis the abduction of Patrick OConnor and his transformation into a sex slave. The second plot (if one can call either of the other two plots in the true sense) consists of the masters Diesel Washington and Brendan Davies putting their slaves Alex Baresi and Lee Heyford through their paces. The third plot contains assorted scenes that finally by using some of the same performers sort of joins the second plot. Its all-confusing. BUTand its a very big butthe parts are better than the whole. It took me days to get through all the action. [read the full review]