Reviews of Ernest Greene Movies with Trailers (4)
Dresden Diary 22, The review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 58 min. Production Date: 10 / 01 / 1999 Director: Master Ernest Greene Cast: Chandler, Chloe, Cleo Nichole, Deva Station, Mistress Ilsa Strix, Mia Smiles, John Decker, Ryan Moore, and Master Ernest Greene The Short Story Initial Expectations: This series hasnt been the best for me, but Ernest Greene has impressed me enough with his movies that I cant help but give it a chance. Initial Reaction: Once again, Ernest Greene delivers a nicely done bondage feature. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting bondage where the cast is obviously into it Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting bondage thats heavily pain focused The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good, especially when one considers the age of the feature and that its a bondage feature. The audio is pretty clear and well balanced, but theres a few moments which just seem a little flat. The video is also nicely done. Its nicely lit and has just a hint of grain. [read the full review]
review from 9/16/2004:
The Little Details Running Time: 58 min. Production Date: 10 / 01 / 1999 Director: Master Ernest Greene Cast: Chandler, Chloe, Cleo Nichole, Deva Station, Mistress Ilsa Strix, Mia Smiles, John Decker, Ryan Moore, and Master Ernest Greene The Short Story Initial Expectations: This series hasnt been the best for me, but Ernest Greene has impressed me enough with his movies that I cant help but give it a chance. Initial Reaction: Once again, Ernest Greene delivers a nicely done bondage feature. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting bondage where the cast is obviously into it Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting bondage thats heavily pain focused The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good, especially when one considers the age of the feature and that its a bondage feature. The audio is pretty clear and well balanced, but theres a few moments which just seem a little flat. The video is also nicely done. Its nicely lit and has just a hint of grain. [read the full review]
Dresden Diary 21, The review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 54 min. Production Date: 12 / 16 / 1998 Director: Skye Blue Cast: Summer Cummings, Tiffany Mynx, Rebecca Lord, Master Ernest Greene, Johnny Roxxx, and Sindee Coxx, and Deva Station The Short Story Initial Expectations: Ive had mixed results with Skye Blue. Im not quite sure what to expect here. Initial Reaction: Its pretty good. Who Should Watch It : Bondage fans Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting actual sex The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good, especially since bondage and fetish features are normally known for having poor technical aspects. The audio is balanced pretty well, and I dont think I heard a single background noise. The video varies a little, but most of it is very good. Theres a little grain, and even at its worst its better than a VHS transfer. Music: None Menus: The main menu has some okay animation to help it give a decent first impression. [read the full review]
review from 9/16/2004:
The Little Details Running Time: 54 min. Production Date: 12 / 16 / 1998 Director: Skye Blue Cast: Summer Cummings, Tiffany Mynx, Rebecca Lord, Master Ernest Greene, Johnny Roxxx, and Sindee Coxx, and Deva Station The Short Story Initial Expectations: Ive had mixed results with Skye Blue. Im not quite sure what to expect here. Initial Reaction: Its pretty good. Who Should Watch It : Bondage fans Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting actual sex The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good, especially since bondage and fetish features are normally known for having poor technical aspects. The audio is balanced pretty well, and I dont think I heard a single background noise. The video varies a little, but most of it is very good. Theres a little grain, and even at its worst its better than a VHS transfer. Music: None Menus: The main menu has some okay animation to help it give a decent first impression. [read the full review]
Story Of "E" review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 46 min. Production Date: Feb. 31, 2000 (Im guessing it was a really quick movie to produce) Director: Ernest Greene Cast: Shanna McCullough, Alex Foxe, Deva Station, Heather, Nikita Ka$h, Ryan Moore, and Ernest Greene The Short Story Initial Expectations: Ive been quite impressed with Ernest Greene behind the camera, and hes assembled a very nice cast here. Im looking forward to this one. Initial Reaction: Its not what I was expecting, but it was decently done. Who Should Watch It : Enema fans Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting scenes which feel complete The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very nicely done. The audio is clear and well balanced, and I didnt notice a single background noise. The video is also nicely done. Theres only a hint of grain and its nicely lit as well. Music: None Menus: The main menu is pretty well done. Its nicely animated and gives a good first impression. [read the full review]
review from 6/2/2004:
The Little Details Running Time: 46 min. Production Date: Feb. 31, 2000 (Im guessing it was a really quick movie to produce) Director: Ernest Greene Cast: Shanna McCullough, Alex Foxe, Deva Station, Heather, Nikita Ka$h, Ryan Moore, and Ernest Greene The Short Story Initial Expectations: Ive been quite impressed with Ernest Greene behind the camera, and hes assembled a very nice cast here. Im looking forward to this one. Initial Reaction: Its not what I was expecting, but it was decently done. Who Should Watch It : Enema fans Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting scenes which feel complete The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very nicely done. The audio is clear and well balanced, and I didnt notice a single background noise. The video is also nicely done. Theres only a hint of grain and its nicely lit as well. Music: None Menus: The main menu is pretty well done. Its nicely animated and gives a good first impression. [read the full review]
Shayla's House of Bondage review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 57 min. Production Date: 10 / 18 / 1998 Director: Ernest Greene Cast: Ashley Renee, Petra, Randi Rage, Shayla LaVeaux, Sydnee Steele, Anthony Crane, and Ernest Greene The Short Story Initial Expectations: Ive been impressed by a lot of what Ernest Greene has done behind the camera. Im looking forward to this one. Initial Reaction: It's surprisingly enjoyable! Who Should Watch It : Fans of bondage with chemistry Who Should Avoid It: Fans of sadistic bondage The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are okay. The audio is pretty well balanced and clear, but there are some very noticeable background noises. The video is presented in the full frame format, and looks a bit old. There's a touch of grain but the lighting is very nicely done throughout the movie. Music: There's a little music in the background throughout the entire movie. It has a slightly ominous feeling, and works for the entire movie very nice. [read the full review]
review from 3/16/2007:
The Little Details Running Time: 57 min. Production Date: 10 / 18 / 1998 Director: Ernest Greene Cast: Ashley Renee, Petra, Randi Rage, Shayla LaVeaux, Sydnee Steele, Anthony Crane, and Ernest Greene The Short Story Initial Expectations: Ive been impressed by a lot of what Ernest Greene has done behind the camera. Im looking forward to this one. Initial Reaction: It's surprisingly enjoyable! Who Should Watch It : Fans of bondage with chemistry Who Should Avoid It: Fans of sadistic bondage The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are okay. The audio is pretty well balanced and clear, but there are some very noticeable background noises. The video is presented in the full frame format, and looks a bit old. There's a touch of grain but the lighting is very nicely done throughout the movie. Music: There's a little music in the background throughout the entire movie. It has a slightly ominous feeling, and works for the entire movie very nice. [read the full review]