Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 5 movies with Diana Sloan.
Reviews of Diana Sloan Movies (5)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Randy West, Jamie Gillis, Eric Edwards, Merle Michaels, David Morris, R. Bolla, Marlene Willoughby, Ron Hudd, Erica Havens, Christine DeShaffer, Marc Valentine, Shaun Costello, Roger Caine, David Ruby, Lisa Marks, Denise Sloan, Lynn Stevens, Candida Royalle, Rick Iverson, Diana Sloan, Gilbert Palmitier, Colleen Anderson, Erica Richardson, Lisa Heyman, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 8/16/2017
Peekarama: Sunny / More Than Sisters review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
This double bill from VINEGAR SYNDROME pairs together 2 offerings from sleaze filmmaker, Shaun Costello, frm the year, 1979. [read the full review]
review from 8/14/2017:
This double bill from VINEGAR SYNDROME pairs together 2 offerings from sleaze filmmaker, Shaun Costello, frm the year, 1979. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Tracey Adams, Eric Edwards, Samantha Fox, Arcadia Lake, Robin Byrd, Crystal Day, Jack Teague, Diana Sloan, Marcia Minor
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Alexander Kubelka, Victor Bertini
Release date: 1/19/2016
Peekarama: Robin's Nest / Bella review summaries:
Flash's
Vinegar Syndrome has put together a good pairing of films with their release of Bella and Robins Nest. Bella is the highlight of the set and is worth the purchase all by itself. Vinegar Syndrome has added a nice piece from Carter Stevens on Bella as well. The second film, Robins Nest, isn't as good as Bella is but one can think of it is a free extra since Bella is worth the price of admission alone. Vinegar Syndrome has done a beautiful job with this release both films sport beautiful transfers. [read the full review]
review from 5/17/2016:
Vinegar Syndrome has put together a good pairing of films with their release of Bella and Robins Nest. Bella is the highlight of the set and is worth the purchase all by itself. Vinegar Syndrome has added a nice piece from Carter Stevens on Bella as well. The second film, Robins Nest, isn't as good as Bella is but one can think of it is a free extra since Bella is worth the price of admission alone. Vinegar Syndrome has done a beautiful job with this release both films sport beautiful transfers. [read the full review]
T0MBOne's
The fine folks at Vinegar Syndrome have scanned and restored two classic flicks from their original 35 mm camera negatives. Both films feature real life lovers Arcadia Lake and Eric Edwards and one of the films, BELLA from 1980, might just be one of the best from that era, while the other flick, ROBIN'S NEST from 1979, is a solid little xxx comedy. So, PEEKARAMA: ROBIN'S NEST/BELLA (2016, Vinegar Syndrome) becomes an easy rave recommendation for those classic fuck flick aficionados, who will finally get to see BELLA in a beautiful wide screen restoration along with some solid BELLA extras including a video interview with cinematographer Carter Stevens and a terrific original trailer. [read the full review]
review from 3/21/2016:
The fine folks at Vinegar Syndrome have scanned and restored two classic flicks from their original 35 mm camera negatives. Both films feature real life lovers Arcadia Lake and Eric Edwards and one of the films, BELLA from 1980, might just be one of the best from that era, while the other flick, ROBIN'S NEST from 1979, is a solid little xxx comedy. So, PEEKARAMA: ROBIN'S NEST/BELLA (2016, Vinegar Syndrome) becomes an easy rave recommendation for those classic fuck flick aficionados, who will finally get to see BELLA in a beautiful wide screen restoration along with some solid BELLA extras including a video interview with cinematographer Carter Stevens and a terrific original trailer. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Ron Jeremy, Joanna Storm, John Leslie, Eric Edwards, David Christopher, Diana Sloan, Troy Scalpini, Veronika Rocket
Studio: VCA
Directed by: Veronika Rocket
Release date: 11/11/2008
Smoker (VCA) review summaries:
FlacFan's
In a classic 1983 film, Sharon Mitchell stars as a sexual terrorist, things don't go as planned, naked hi-jinks ensue. [read the full review]
review from 4/12/2016:
In a classic 1983 film, Sharon Mitchell stars as a sexual terrorist, things don't go as planned, naked hi-jinks ensue. [read the full review]
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Randy West, Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, Eric Edwards, Samantha Fox, Vanessa Del Rio, Bobby Astyr, Marlene Willoughby, Ron Hudd, Christine DeShaffer, Roger Caine, David Ruby, Denise Sloan, Diana Sloan
Studio: TVX
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 9/24/2006
Dracula Exotica (TVX) review summaries:
Flash's
Dracula Exotica is a fun film from the beginning of the eighties. It combines a fun original story, with nicely done sex scenes, great locations, and some light comedy to create a film that is definitely worth checking out. The release from TVX Home Video is sadly very poor and is not worth picking up. [read the full review]
review from 10/19/2015:
Dracula Exotica is a fun film from the beginning of the eighties. It combines a fun original story, with nicely done sex scenes, great locations, and some light comedy to create a film that is definitely worth checking out. The release from TVX Home Video is sadly very poor and is not worth picking up. [read the full review]
(3.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Ron Jeremy, Michael Morrison, Merle Michaels, Robin Sane, R. Bolla, Herschel Savage, Maria Lopez, Rob Martin, Alice Amber, Bob Presley, Davida Monroe, Joe Kane, Kitsy Storme, L.A. Johnson, Mae East, Peter Morrison, Rose Reyes, Susan DeAngelis, Denise Sloan, Peter Lerman, Kittsy Storm, Susan De Angelis, Diana Sloan, Danielle [II] (classic)
Studio: VCX
Directed by: Jim Clark
Release date: 3/29/2003
Previews: Previews
Good Girls Of Godiva High, The review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
The Good Girls of Godiva High opens up in the girls gymnasium when we are introduced to the loveliest set of young ladies any modern high school could produce. While scanning through an adult magazine and educating their minds, our young heroines discuss the possibility of changing their traditional Godiva High School dance to a more modern Disco Party. How to convince Miss Lena, the headmistress, played by Susan De Angelis is the girls' dilemma. That answer is provided by one of the boys who just happens to be her gardener. You will long remember the performances by Danielle and Daphne as they wear down super-stud Ian played by Bob Presley, owner of the fabulous Club 52, hottest disco in the city. [read the full review]
review from 6/22/2016:
The Good Girls of Godiva High opens up in the girls gymnasium when we are introduced to the loveliest set of young ladies any modern high school could produce. While scanning through an adult magazine and educating their minds, our young heroines discuss the possibility of changing their traditional Godiva High School dance to a more modern Disco Party. How to convince Miss Lena, the headmistress, played by Susan De Angelis is the girls' dilemma. That answer is provided by one of the boys who just happens to be her gardener. You will long remember the performances by Danielle and Daphne as they wear down super-stud Ian played by Bob Presley, owner of the fabulous Club 52, hottest disco in the city. [read the full review]
fu_q's
It's nearing the end of their time at the private, girls-only boarding school for the young (18+) ladies of Godiva High, and they all have their sights set single-mindedly on but one thing--going out with a bang...a disco dance bang, that is. While short on the cash and influence necessary to achieve their goal, the lasses do have one trusty trick up their sleeves (...or, should I say, in their panties...), and they aren't afraid to use it. Such is the case in "The Good Girls of Godiva High", an overall-good, 1979 release from VCX and director Jim Buckley. [read the full review]
review from 5/8/2016:
It's nearing the end of their time at the private, girls-only boarding school for the young (18+) ladies of Godiva High, and they all have their sights set single-mindedly on but one thing--going out with a bang...a disco dance bang, that is. While short on the cash and influence necessary to achieve their goal, the lasses do have one trusty trick up their sleeves (...or, should I say, in their panties...), and they aren't afraid to use it. Such is the case in "The Good Girls of Godiva High", an overall-good, 1979 release from VCX and director Jim Buckley. [read the full review]
