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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Eddy Crane.

Reviews of Eddy Crane Movies (1)

Boxcover for Beast (Sin City)
(4.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Alec Metro, Mike Horner, April, Eric Masterson, jessica drake, Miki Lee, Lee Stone, Alex Vincent, Aidan Devine, Eddy Crane
Studio: Sin City
Directed by: Michael Raven
Release date: 9/20/2001
Beast (Sin City) review summaries:
lee_carver's
review from 12/25/2002:
Beast (Sin City Entertainment) Cast: Jessica Drake, Ava Vincent, Maya Devine (aka Wendy Devine), Miko Lee, April, Alec Metro, Anthony Crane, Lee Stone, Eric Masterson, Evan Stone (uncredited on box cover) Directed by: Michael Raven Plot: This is one of those movies that you don't want to give away too much as it actually has a plot. Anthony Crane is the Beast a wealthy (it is implied in one scene at least) but scarred pornographer who is in search of a mistress to complete him. Who he finds is Beauty (played by Jessica Drake).  What happens after that is left to you to decide if it was real or just part of Anthony's imagination..  I. Main Menu:     A. Play Movie:     B. [read the full review]
astroknight's
review from 1/27/2002:
Running Time: 89 min. Production Date: 7 / 15 / 2001 Director: Michael Raven Cast: Jessica Drake, Ava Vincent, Wendy Divine (listed here as Maya Divine), April, Miko Lee, Anthony Crane, Alec Metro, Lee Metro, Eric Masterson, and Evan Stone in sexual roles and Julie Meadows, Flower, Sal Duchene, Robby D., Anthony George, Karen Dior, Tanya Danielle, Frank Thring, Mike Horner, Michael Raven, and many others in non-sex roles Initial Expectations: Michael Raven climbed onto my list of favorite directors almost immediately. I always have very high expectations for his work, especially when it gets as many AVN nominations as this did. Initial Reaction: Its an extremely well done feature that I have a feeling is really going to grow on me over time. Who Should Watch It : Anybody looking for something different from the run of the mill porno Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who thinks Vivid pushes the limits a little too much Audio /Video Quality: The audio is very clear and well balanced through most of the feature. [read the full review]