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Reviews of Elis Movies with Trailers (3)

Boxcover for Planet Orgy 5
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Mercedes, Franco Roccaforte, Joachim Kessef, Elis, Denis Reed, Morgan Moon, Emili, Joss Lescaf, Black Mamba, Timea Bela, Eddy Blackone, Angel Diamonds, Lilith Virago, Lilith Viraco, Emili F, Mercedes Galatea
Studio: Combat Zone
Directed by: Joachim Kessef
Release date: 6/29/2015
Previews: Previews
Planet Orgy 5 review summaries:
Dawg69's
review from 11/4/2018:
Two Interracial Orgy scenes with most of the Brothas appearing in both scenes. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Sweethearts Special 36: Sex In Public
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Katy, Jenny, Lilly, Ellen, Foxy, Elis, Anouk, Nela
Release date: 4/30/2015
Previews: Previews
Sweethearts Special 36: Sex In Public review summaries:
dandaman's
review from 10/27/2015:
"Sweetheart Special 36: School Sex In Public" from My Sexy Kittens/Studio Seventeen/Art Video Holland is a movie that will suffer point deductions due to lack of the public during the sex, only one scene has some people around there and since they clearly stated as part of the title not only outdoors but "sex in public", which I knew it would be really hard to keep the theme going, if they use any other title it will be at least a four stars, since they fail but the product is good and the girls are more that pretty it will only get a point down, you can buy it knowing they real facts. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Private Auditions X 11: New Auditions with George Uhl
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Lola [I] (ambiguous), George Uhl, Elis, Johane Johansson, Vaness Jordin, Nataly Joyce
Studio: Private
Release date: 4/27/2009
Previews: Previews
Private Auditions X 11: New Auditions with George Uhl review summaries:
loverboy's
review from 6/10/2009:
Taking over the reins of Private's Audition series isn't an easy task following in the footsteps of Ribas and Woodman. George Uhl is a recognizable Private stud who is a good actor but I'm not sure he has the creativity or know-how to carry the series. The director (or camera man) did a lot of the talking at least at the beginning of the movie giving George direction. Stud Kamil Klein appears with George in four of the scenes (why?). I guess I am used to the solo appearing camera work of the previous auditon series and the "audtioner" being a little more certain of what they are looking for and getting it on camera for the first time as the director. I enjoyed the movie, but like I said it isn't easy to follow in the footsteps of what was done before. [read the full review]