Reviews of Greg Rome Movies with Trailers (4)
Doctor Desire review summaries:
fu_q's
It's a sexual free-for-all when two roofers, Steve Drake and Billy Dee, stumble upon a "sex clinic" whose doctor, R. Bolla, is far more interested in exploiting his female clientele's sexual proclivities and disorders than he is in curing them. Such is the case in "Doctor Desire", a very good, 1984 release from director Jack Remy and Caballero. [read the full review]
review from 2/17/2018:
It's a sexual free-for-all when two roofers, Steve Drake and Billy Dee, stumble upon a "sex clinic" whose doctor, R. Bolla, is far more interested in exploiting his female clientele's sexual proclivities and disorders than he is in curing them. Such is the case in "Doctor Desire", a very good, 1984 release from director Jack Remy and Caballero. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, Ginger Lynn, Erica Boyer, Steve Powers, Laura Lee, Greg Rome, Callie Aims, Roxanne Rollan
Studio: Collector's Video
Directed by: Michael Cates
Release date: 8/8/2003
Previews: Previews
Modeling Studio, The review summaries:
fu_q's
Judging a porn film by its box cover or its title is rarely a good idea, but we all do it, of course. So...when I saw Michael Cates' "The Modeling Studio" from Collector's Video (1984) as a choice on AdultEmpire.com's Unlimited service, I was initially less than enthused about it. Indeed, its box cover is subpar and unexciting, and its title is as banal as banal can be. That, however, is pretty much where any of the complaints stop. To be sure, this film's cast, which relies heavily upon the erotic talents of a young Ginger Lynn (Oh my!) and the uber-sexual Erica Boyer (RIP)--with assists from the likes of Heather Wayne and Roxanne Rollan along the way--is impeccable, as is its heat...which builds from the beginning and never looks back. [read the full review]
review from 8/19/2017:
Judging a porn film by its box cover or its title is rarely a good idea, but we all do it, of course. So...when I saw Michael Cates' "The Modeling Studio" from Collector's Video (1984) as a choice on AdultEmpire.com's Unlimited service, I was initially less than enthused about it. Indeed, its box cover is subpar and unexciting, and its title is as banal as banal can be. That, however, is pretty much where any of the complaints stop. To be sure, this film's cast, which relies heavily upon the erotic talents of a young Ginger Lynn (Oh my!) and the uber-sexual Erica Boyer (RIP)--with assists from the likes of Heather Wayne and Roxanne Rollan along the way--is impeccable, as is its heat...which builds from the beginning and never looks back. [read the full review]
(3.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Bunny Bleu, Ginger Lynn, Paul Thomas, Raven, Debi Diamond, Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, Blake Palmer, Bridgette Monet, Miles Long, Harry Reems, Jerry Butler, Susan Hart, Cody Nicole, Aurora, Stacey Donovan, Laurie Smith, Gina Valentino, Greg Rome, Sasha Gabor, Gabrielle Behar, Gabrielle Fabray, Morgan Lane, Jade Nichols, Lisa Thomas, Larry Harwood, Colleen Brennan, David Cannon
Studio: Adam & Eve
Directed by: G.W. Hunter, Jim Hunter
Release date: 8/6/2002
Previews: Previews
Up Up And Away & Heart Throbs (Double Feature) review summaries:
Flash's
As part of their Retro Series, Adam & Eve has released two entries of the All American Girls series on this set, Up! Up! And Away! and Heart Throbs. The two films don't actually have anything to do with each other and are stand-alone films. Both films are enjoyable and definitely worth watching. Adam & Eve has done a good job with their release of the two films with good video and audio but the set is lacking in extras. [read the full review]
review from 11/23/2002:
As part of their Retro Series, Adam & Eve has released two entries of the All American Girls series on this set, Up! Up! And Away! and Heart Throbs. The two films don't actually have anything to do with each other and are stand-alone films. Both films are enjoyable and definitely worth watching. Adam & Eve has done a good job with their release of the two films with good video and audio but the set is lacking in extras. [read the full review]
dumblonde's
Writer/Directors: Up, Up & Away - Jim Hunter Heart Throbs - G. W. Hunter Running lengths: Up, Up & Away - 85 min. Heart Throbs - 89 min. Videography: Up, Up & Away - Ken Gibb Heart Throbs - Hans Anderson DOP: before July 2, 1995 Female casts: Up, Up & Away - Bridgette Money, Ginger Lynn, Gabrielle Behar, Bunny Blue, Cody Nicole, Laurie Smith, Stacy Donovan, Colleen Brennan, Lisa Thomas, Shelley Rey Heart Throbs - Gina Valentino, Raven, Morgan Lane, Gabrielle Fabray, Jade Nichols, Lorre Smith, Suzi Hart Male casts: Up, Up & Away - Paul Thomas, Greg Rome, Jamie Gillis, Jerry Butler, Larry Harwood, George Simmons, Steve Carson Heart Throbs - Ron Jeremy, Harry Reems, Greg Rome, Blake Palmer, Sasha Gabor, Miles Long Audio/Video: Up, Up & Away No complaints, except for the lack of medium shots, which became apparent when trying to capture screenshots. [read the full review]
review from 8/5/2002:
Writer/Directors: Up, Up & Away - Jim Hunter Heart Throbs - G. W. Hunter Running lengths: Up, Up & Away - 85 min. Heart Throbs - 89 min. Videography: Up, Up & Away - Ken Gibb Heart Throbs - Hans Anderson DOP: before July 2, 1995 Female casts: Up, Up & Away - Bridgette Money, Ginger Lynn, Gabrielle Behar, Bunny Blue, Cody Nicole, Laurie Smith, Stacy Donovan, Colleen Brennan, Lisa Thomas, Shelley Rey Heart Throbs - Gina Valentino, Raven, Morgan Lane, Gabrielle Fabray, Jade Nichols, Lorre Smith, Suzi Hart Male casts: Up, Up & Away - Paul Thomas, Greg Rome, Jamie Gillis, Jerry Butler, Larry Harwood, George Simmons, Steve Carson Heart Throbs - Ron Jeremy, Harry Reems, Greg Rome, Blake Palmer, Sasha Gabor, Miles Long Audio/Video: Up, Up & Away No complaints, except for the lack of medium shots, which became apparent when trying to capture screenshots. [read the full review]
(3.6 stars avg from 4 reviews)
Starring: Tom Byron, Peter North, Ginger Lynn, Steve Drake, Kristara Barrington, Gina Carrera, Brooke Fields, Desiree Lane, Jamie Gillis, Jack Baker, Steve Powers, Kimberly Carson, Greg Rome, Rick Cassidy
Studio: VCA
Directed by: Gregory Dark
Release date: 4/24/2000
Previews: Previews
New Wave Hookers review summaries:
All reviews of New Wave Hookers
fu_q's
It's 80s punk-kink to the max when the lovely ladies of Jamie Gillis' and Jack Baker's freaky escort agency don their headphones and take in the intoxicating tunes of their new wave music. With the sexy sounds both impairing their judgment and overriding their inhibitions, these young women can (and will) do just about anything...and their assorted customers are most certainly the winners. Such is the case in the Dark Brothers' classic production, "New Wave Hookers", from VCA Pictures. [read the full review]
review from 9/23/2014:
It's 80s punk-kink to the max when the lovely ladies of Jamie Gillis' and Jack Baker's freaky escort agency don their headphones and take in the intoxicating tunes of their new wave music. With the sexy sounds both impairing their judgment and overriding their inhibitions, these young women can (and will) do just about anything...and their assorted customers are most certainly the winners. Such is the case in the Dark Brothers' classic production, "New Wave Hookers", from VCA Pictures. [read the full review]
Corey Thomas'
The Dark Brothers' "New Wave Hookers" was an original (before the numerous sequels), hot, hilarious movie upon its release in 1985 and some, but not all of those elements hold up today. The story involves two slackers, Jimmy (Jamie Gillis) and Jamal (Jack Baker), who spend their time drinking beer and watching porn videos. As the movie begins, Jimmy tells Jamal they should become pimps and open an escort service, New Wave Hookers, where the girls would fuck to new wave music. They soon fall asleep, where they are transported into another world: They now run New Wave Hookers Incorporated and have a "dog" (Steve Powers), who telepathically receives phone calls. Their first girl is Candy (Desiree Lane), who skates into their office. Jimmy and the "dog" try her out, while Jimmy watches and masturbates (Jack Baker was actually a legitimate actor, playing Sticks on "Happy Days", and his sexual acts are limited to self-gratification and oral sex). Next Brooke Fields and Kimberly Carson visit a barely recognizable Peter North, who lives in a tent. [read the full review]
review from 11/27/2005:
The Dark Brothers' "New Wave Hookers" was an original (before the numerous sequels), hot, hilarious movie upon its release in 1985 and some, but not all of those elements hold up today. The story involves two slackers, Jimmy (Jamie Gillis) and Jamal (Jack Baker), who spend their time drinking beer and watching porn videos. As the movie begins, Jimmy tells Jamal they should become pimps and open an escort service, New Wave Hookers, where the girls would fuck to new wave music. They soon fall asleep, where they are transported into another world: They now run New Wave Hookers Incorporated and have a "dog" (Steve Powers), who telepathically receives phone calls. Their first girl is Candy (Desiree Lane), who skates into their office. Jimmy and the "dog" try her out, while Jimmy watches and masturbates (Jack Baker was actually a legitimate actor, playing Sticks on "Happy Days", and his sexual acts are limited to self-gratification and oral sex). Next Brooke Fields and Kimberly Carson visit a barely recognizable Peter North, who lives in a tent. [read the full review]
Flash's
New Wave Hookers is not a film for everyone and will probably not be enjoyed by the average raincoater crowd. For viewers that like an adult film where the plot is important for the film and the sex fits into the film, this might be the film for you. Bear in mind though when selecting this film that the film is weird, purposely so, and if that is not your thing, you'll want to pass on this film. [read the full review]
review from 1/23/2003:
New Wave Hookers is not a film for everyone and will probably not be enjoyed by the average raincoater crowd. For viewers that like an adult film where the plot is important for the film and the sex fits into the film, this might be the film for you. Bear in mind though when selecting this film that the film is weird, purposely so, and if that is not your thing, you'll want to pass on this film. [read the full review]