Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 4 movies with Emilio Sands.
Reviews of Emilio Sands Movies (4)
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Emilio Sands, Scott Davis, Alex Wilcox, Dean O'Connor, Sandy Sloane, Sean Young
Studio: Boiling Point
Release date: 6/24/2003
Young Men on the Pleasure Trail review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
YOUNG MEN ON THE PLEASURE TRAIL is also found on some sites as simply PLEASURE TRAIL. Three twosomes take their woodies into the woods while a final duo decides its better to save the exertion of walking and just stay home and fuck. The first twosome is a handsome one with two blonds, Sandy Sloane and Scott Davis. It is a beautiful location they choosebeside a burbling brook. There no foreplay, we just suddenly find Sandy kneeling and sucking on Scotts big one. It would be quite an idyllic scène it werent for the fact that the editing doesnt stop long enough for us to appreciate it. Again, with no preparation, we find Scotts cock pumping away in Sandys ass as the editors frenzied dance continues. I swear I have never seen such rapid editing since the shower scene in Hitchcocks Psycho. Here were beautiful men in a beautiful setting but I was unable to get involved in any way because of being constantly thrown off balance. [read the full review]
review from 8/1/2003:
YOUNG MEN ON THE PLEASURE TRAIL is also found on some sites as simply PLEASURE TRAIL. Three twosomes take their woodies into the woods while a final duo decides its better to save the exertion of walking and just stay home and fuck. The first twosome is a handsome one with two blonds, Sandy Sloane and Scott Davis. It is a beautiful location they choosebeside a burbling brook. There no foreplay, we just suddenly find Sandy kneeling and sucking on Scotts big one. It would be quite an idyllic scène it werent for the fact that the editing doesnt stop long enough for us to appreciate it. Again, with no preparation, we find Scotts cock pumping away in Sandys ass as the editors frenzied dance continues. I swear I have never seen such rapid editing since the shower scene in Hitchcocks Psycho. Here were beautiful men in a beautiful setting but I was unable to get involved in any way because of being constantly thrown off balance. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Will Clark, Emilio Sands, Paul Morgan, Paul Carrigan, J.T. Sloan, Jeff Mitchell, Dino Dimarco
Studio: Pleasure
Directed by: Paul Barresi
Release date: 4/24/2000
Freshmen Recruits review summaries:
Feels So Right's
Finally! A halfway decent inexpensive title! I picked this one up cheap, expecting it to be a compilation disc with a military theme (the site I ordered from had no information about it, aside from a low price). Since I can't resist said theme, I had slightly higher expectations than for a comparable compilation disc. As it turns out, this is not a compilation disc, but a feature written and directed by Paul Barresi. While the story is almost non-existent, there is an attempt at it, and we at least get some build- up to the sex acts. The menu: A static menu, but there are a few features, which include: trailers for a compilation VIDEO cassette (ugh!), phone sex and web site. The images presented here are universally awful, which made me dread playing the actual movie. There is also a small slide show, which is manual, so you can take your time looking at pics you like and skip ones you don't. Lastly, there is a biography section. [read the full review]
review from 6/3/2001:
Finally! A halfway decent inexpensive title! I picked this one up cheap, expecting it to be a compilation disc with a military theme (the site I ordered from had no information about it, aside from a low price). Since I can't resist said theme, I had slightly higher expectations than for a comparable compilation disc. As it turns out, this is not a compilation disc, but a feature written and directed by Paul Barresi. While the story is almost non-existent, there is an attempt at it, and we at least get some build- up to the sex acts. The menu: A static menu, but there are a few features, which include: trailers for a compilation VIDEO cassette (ugh!), phone sex and web site. The images presented here are universally awful, which made me dread playing the actual movie. There is also a small slide show, which is manual, so you can take your time looking at pics you like and skip ones you don't. Lastly, there is a biography section. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Emilio Sands, Kody Fields, Danny, Paul Morgan, Rickee, Frankie V., Leo Masters
Studio: Metro
Release date: 4/24/2000
Stiff Company review summaries:
Feels So Right's
This DVD isn't completely awful. Its biggest flaw is that three of the four scenes couple one guy I really find attractive with one guy I find utterly repulsive, to varying degrees, while the fourth features two handsome-deficient performers. Here's a breakdown: The package: Pretty standard stuff. At least the cast pictured in the artwork actually appears in this title! Stars: Paul Morgan, Emilio Sands, Kody Fields, Frankie V., Leo Masters, Rickee, Danny, and someone who apparently wishes to remain anonymous. To be honest, I don't know who any of these guys are except Paul Morgan and Emilio Sands, and the credits don't match actor to name, so I won't be addressing anyone by their stage name except them. The Menu: Actually kind of nice. It's animated, which is sort of unusual for something done on the cheap. Paul and Emilio appear in the background while a not-bad jazz theme plays, and then the two ugliest cast members rise up in the middle, which totally ruins it. Oh, well. [read the full review]
review from 6/3/2001:
This DVD isn't completely awful. Its biggest flaw is that three of the four scenes couple one guy I really find attractive with one guy I find utterly repulsive, to varying degrees, while the fourth features two handsome-deficient performers. Here's a breakdown: The package: Pretty standard stuff. At least the cast pictured in the artwork actually appears in this title! Stars: Paul Morgan, Emilio Sands, Kody Fields, Frankie V., Leo Masters, Rickee, Danny, and someone who apparently wishes to remain anonymous. To be honest, I don't know who any of these guys are except Paul Morgan and Emilio Sands, and the credits don't match actor to name, so I won't be addressing anyone by their stage name except them. The Menu: Actually kind of nice. It's animated, which is sort of unusual for something done on the cheap. Paul and Emilio appear in the background while a not-bad jazz theme plays, and then the two ugliest cast members rise up in the middle, which totally ruins it. Oh, well. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Emilio Sands, Peter Wilder, Patrick Ives, Doug Jeffries, Alex Wilcox, Rob Steele, Frank Taylor
Studio: Pacific Sun
Directed by: Paul Barresi
Release date: 4/24/2000
Mentor, The (Pacific Sun) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
I had just put a new DVD into the player, and then did something I had never done before. I decided to watch the extras first. In doing this, one of the previews was for THE MENTOR a film I had had sitting on the shelf unseen for months. One of the scenesthe one with Frank Taylor getting boffed by Patrick Ivescaused my, uh, interest to rise. There was nothing for it but to pop out the DVD in the player, pop in THE MENTOR and pop out mynever mind. As one can tell by the title and by the pairing of a young guy with an older one in each of the scenes, the older guy is to teach the younger one something about life or sports, but always about sex. The first up is Mark Masson to instruct Peter Wilder. They are the only two diners in a fancy restaurant. The unshaven Mark looks too disreputable to be dinning in style. There are scraggly hairs clumped on his face that look like spiders fucking. Obviously appearance and personal hygiene are not part of the lesson. Instead he is teaching Peter about manners and is correcting his English. This latter making him somewhat of a prick. [read the full review]
review from 2/8/2003:
I had just put a new DVD into the player, and then did something I had never done before. I decided to watch the extras first. In doing this, one of the previews was for THE MENTOR a film I had had sitting on the shelf unseen for months. One of the scenesthe one with Frank Taylor getting boffed by Patrick Ivescaused my, uh, interest to rise. There was nothing for it but to pop out the DVD in the player, pop in THE MENTOR and pop out mynever mind. As one can tell by the title and by the pairing of a young guy with an older one in each of the scenes, the older guy is to teach the younger one something about life or sports, but always about sex. The first up is Mark Masson to instruct Peter Wilder. They are the only two diners in a fancy restaurant. The unshaven Mark looks too disreputable to be dinning in style. There are scraggly hairs clumped on his face that look like spiders fucking. Obviously appearance and personal hygiene are not part of the lesson. Instead he is teaching Peter about manners and is correcting his English. This latter making him somewhat of a prick. [read the full review]
