Reviews of Eli Cross Movies with Trailers (1)
(3.8 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: Billy Glide, Eric Masterson, Kimberly Kane, Samantha Ryan, Kirsten Price, Barry Scott, Sasha Knox, Alan Stafford, Eli Cross, Skin Diamond, Giovanni Francesco, Liv Revamped, Kendall Karson, Veruca James
Studio: Vivid
Directed by: Axel Braun
Release date: 7/10/2013
Previews: Previews
Man Of Steel XXX: An Axel Braun Parody review summaries:
astroknight's
This is a solid comic book parody. As usual with Axel Braun there's very nice care towards the artistic direction, as well as some very nice reverence towards the characters. The sex and story work well together, and there's nice performances all around from the cast. Add in nicely done technical aspects and some good care towards the extras and this becomes yet another Axel Braun parody that's well worth the purchase. [read the full review]
review from 10/14/2013:
This is a solid comic book parody. As usual with Axel Braun there's very nice care towards the artistic direction, as well as some very nice reverence towards the characters. The sex and story work well together, and there's nice performances all around from the cast. Add in nicely done technical aspects and some good care towards the extras and this becomes yet another Axel Braun parody that's well worth the purchase. [read the full review]
fu_q's
Lex Luthor's diabolical creation, Bizarro Superman (Billy Glyde), runs amok when Superman (Some Dude) becomes disenchanted with the superhero lifestyle and gives up his cape, his wife, and his powers. Such is the case in "Man of Steel XXX: An Axel Braun Parody", an overall-good release from Vivid Video and company. Indeed, Superman is ultimately faced with the difficult dilemma that pits his desire to establish a so-called normal life against his eternal need to save people from the clutches of evil. Whichever side wins will certainly lead to dire consequences. [read the full review]
review from 10/3/2013:
Lex Luthor's diabolical creation, Bizarro Superman (Billy Glyde), runs amok when Superman (Some Dude) becomes disenchanted with the superhero lifestyle and gives up his cape, his wife, and his powers. Such is the case in "Man of Steel XXX: An Axel Braun Parody", an overall-good release from Vivid Video and company. Indeed, Superman is ultimately faced with the difficult dilemma that pits his desire to establish a so-called normal life against his eternal need to save people from the clutches of evil. Whichever side wins will certainly lead to dire consequences. [read the full review]
bono-ONE's
A recent parody from director Axel Braun that brings back the Superman character he previously tapped in another film. Some Dude subsequently is back as the Man of Steel and you see other familiar characters return too including Lois Lane, Lana Lang and yes Lex Luthor who has attained an office that I don't think anyone would have ever expected. Eli Cross has a lot of fun with this role as you'll see. You have some bad villains too from Livewire to Silver Banshee and a Bizarro Superman too. The story tries to strike a serious tone without going as dark as you saw in the Dark Knight movies. Bits of the Superman series of films are worked in such as Clark giving up his powers, the phantom zone. A solid film from Axel Braun that ends with one super hero showing up and giving us great possibilities about what might happen in a future film. [read the full review]
review from 9/2/2013:
A recent parody from director Axel Braun that brings back the Superman character he previously tapped in another film. Some Dude subsequently is back as the Man of Steel and you see other familiar characters return too including Lois Lane, Lana Lang and yes Lex Luthor who has attained an office that I don't think anyone would have ever expected. Eli Cross has a lot of fun with this role as you'll see. You have some bad villains too from Livewire to Silver Banshee and a Bizarro Superman too. The story tries to strike a serious tone without going as dark as you saw in the Dark Knight movies. Bits of the Superman series of films are worked in such as Clark giving up his powers, the phantom zone. A solid film from Axel Braun that ends with one super hero showing up and giving us great possibilities about what might happen in a future film. [read the full review]