Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 12 movies with Jack Wrangler rating these videos the highest.
Reviews of Jack Wrangler Movies (12)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Rick Castro, Peter Berlin, Marc Majors, John Waters, Wakefield Poole, Robert W. Richards, John F. Karr, Daniel Nicoletta, Robert Boulanger, Armistead Maupin, Guy Clark, Lawrence Helman, Sal Mineo
Studio: Gorilla Factory Productions
Directed by: Jim Tushinski
Release date: 8/17/2015
That Man: Peter Berlin review summaries:
Flash's
That Man: Peter Berlin is a well-done documentary by Jim Tushinski on the 70s gay icon Peter Berlin. Whether you are a fan of Peter Berlin, whether you have just watched his movies, or whether you are only interested in learning more about the gay lifestyle of the 1970s, That Man: Peter Berlin is well-worth watching! Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with their streaming-only edition that is available on PinkLabel.TV. [read the full review]
review from 12/23/2019:
That Man: Peter Berlin is a well-done documentary by Jim Tushinski on the 70s gay icon Peter Berlin. Whether you are a fan of Peter Berlin, whether you have just watched his movies, or whether you are only interested in learning more about the gay lifestyle of the 1970s, That Man: Peter Berlin is well-worth watching! Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with their streaming-only edition that is available on PinkLabel.TV. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Sharon Kane, Amanda Blake, Joey Silvera, Jamie Gillis, Flower, Jack Wrangler, Don Fernando, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Holly McCall, Blair Harris, Mike Ranger, Juliet Anderson, Turk Lyon, Clair Dia, Eileen Welles, Pat Manning, Mimi Morgan, Nancy Hoffman, Connie Peterson, Jesse Adams, Ken Scudder, Liza Dwyer, Maria Arnold, Phaedra Grant, Ming Jade, Lisa Sue Corey, Delania Raffino, Kathy Kaufman, Crystal Royce, Jewell Bryght, Dino Deaumonte, Ron Meyers, Stanley Cohen, Leslie Russell, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: Golden Age Media
Directed by: Alex deRenzy, Ed DePriest, Christy McCabe
Release date: 1/1/2013
Desiree Cousteau Triple Feature (GAM) review summaries:
Flash's
Golden Age Media's release of the Desiree Cousteau Triple Feature contains the films Getting Off, Pretty Peaches, and Summer in Heat. Getting Off is a rather standard loop carrier by Ed DePriest, and Pretty Peaches is an enjoyable feature by Alex de Renzy, and Summer in Heat is an enjoyable film from Christy McCabe. Whether the Desiree Cousteau Triple Feature is right for you depends on what film(s) you are interested in from the three film collection. All three films appear to be sourced from 3/4 video masters. Getting Off has decent video quality but problematic audio quality, Pretty Peaches has poor video and audio quality, and Summer in Heat has decent video and audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 3/17/2018:
Golden Age Media's release of the Desiree Cousteau Triple Feature contains the films Getting Off, Pretty Peaches, and Summer in Heat. Getting Off is a rather standard loop carrier by Ed DePriest, and Pretty Peaches is an enjoyable feature by Alex de Renzy, and Summer in Heat is an enjoyable film from Christy McCabe. Whether the Desiree Cousteau Triple Feature is right for you depends on what film(s) you are interested in from the three film collection. All three films appear to be sourced from 3/4 video masters. Getting Off has decent video quality but problematic audio quality, Pretty Peaches has poor video and audio quality, and Summer in Heat has decent video and audio quality. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Candi, Jack Wrangler, Fallon, Erica Idol, Rita Ricardo, Jackie, Marie, Pepper, Ron James, Squirt, Debi Sundahl, Susie Bright, Missy Manners, James Martin, Lulu Reed, Friday Jones, Aubec Kane, Andrew Young, Ja Kinncaide, Lane Ross, Tony Cargo, Brock Roland, Claudine Wims, D.W. Wachnight, Sharon McNight, Bobby Mack, Wallace Barry, Yank Levine, Jeff Larson, Tau Stephenson, Noel Juar, Wednesday Will, Sixten Bjorline, Danny Daniels
Studio: Mitchell Brothers
Directed by: Artie Mitchell, Sharon McKnight
Release date: 5/16/2006
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel (Mitchell Bros) review summaries:
Flash's
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel is an inferior film to its predecessor. This film feels jumbled and like it forgot itself along the way. The sex is enjoyable though and the film seconds as a safe sex instructional. The video on this release is beautiful but it comes on a DVD-R, which some players rejected. [read the full review]
review from 8/1/2014:
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel is an inferior film to its predecessor. This film feels jumbled and like it forgot itself along the way. The sex is enjoyable though and the film seconds as a safe sex instructional. The video on this release is beautiful but it comes on a DVD-R, which some players rejected. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Eric Ryan, Justin Time, Michael Pen, Tom Cord, Michael Munsey, Eric Hill, John Meadows
Studio: P.M. Productions
Directed by: Arch Brown
Release date: 5/23/2005
Dynamite (French Connection) review summaries:
Flash's
Dynamite presents itself as a hardcore gay feature film, however, in reality, the plot is almost non-existent and any viewer watching this film as a feature is going to be very disappointed. On top of that, Dynamite is clearly a cheaply made and rushed effort which is likely to leave viewers very unsatisfied. Cream of the Crop and The French Connection have done an abysmal job with their DVD release of Dynamite with unacceptably bad video quality and a poor audio presentation. [read the full review]
review from 7/27/2017:
Dynamite presents itself as a hardcore gay feature film, however, in reality, the plot is almost non-existent and any viewer watching this film as a feature is going to be very disappointed. On top of that, Dynamite is clearly a cheaply made and rushed effort which is likely to leave viewers very unsatisfied. Cream of the Crop and The French Connection have done an abysmal job with their DVD release of Dynamite with unacceptably bad video quality and a poor audio presentation. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Henri Pachard, Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, Jack Wrangler, Samantha Fox, Veronica Hart, Merle Michaels, Bobby Astyr, Jerry Butler, Kelly Nichols, Michael Knight [I] (classic), Gloria Leonard, Josh Andrews, Cami Graham, George Payne, Peter Andrews, Dory Devon, Ron Hudd, Marco Nero, Roy Stuart, John Christopher, Frederick Foster, Adam DeHaven, Kurt Mann, Patricia Dale, Margaret Smith, Frank Adams, Adam De Haven, Earl Arno, Phil Smith, Rex Capizo, Margo DuMont, Bill Krandell, Jack Mead, Steve Nimrod, Harley Quinn, Jese Paul de Valois, Manena Brown, Robert Lipton, F. McKrell, Michael Parr, Frederick Rein, Gunter Stern, Max Torge, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Chuck Vincent
Release date: 10/7/2004
Previews: Previews
Roommates (Video-X-Pix) review summaries:
fu_q's
It's a hefty dose of reality--and reality ain't always fair--for a trio of young women trying to chase down their dreams and make their way through the dirt and grime that is the Big Apple of the early 1980's. Indeed, "Roommates" from Chuck Vincent and Video-X-Pix, an exceptional, 1981 release, brings together a former prostitute trying to escape her past (Samantha Fox), a drug-addicted model who seems to find trouble everywhere she turns (Kelly Nichols), and an aspiring actress from out of town (Veronica Hart) as newly-minted roomies in the rough life of NYC. Quickly bonding, the women go through all manner of life's trials and tribulations together, often finding solace and comfort solely in one another's arms. [read the full review]
review from 7/2/2016:
It's a hefty dose of reality--and reality ain't always fair--for a trio of young women trying to chase down their dreams and make their way through the dirt and grime that is the Big Apple of the early 1980's. Indeed, "Roommates" from Chuck Vincent and Video-X-Pix, an exceptional, 1981 release, brings together a former prostitute trying to escape her past (Samantha Fox), a drug-addicted model who seems to find trouble everywhere she turns (Kelly Nichols), and an aspiring actress from out of town (Veronica Hart) as newly-minted roomies in the rough life of NYC. Quickly bonding, the women go through all manner of life's trials and tribulations together, often finding solace and comfort solely in one another's arms. [read the full review]
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Ron Jeremy, Jack Wrangler, Bambi Woods, Bobby Golden, Arcadia Lake, R. Bolla, Ashley Welles, Daniella, Lisa Bee, Lisa Cintrice, Belle Stevens, Ron Hudd, Alan Adrian, Long Jean Silver, Lisa B., Ginger Jay, Sean Elliot, Jamie St. James, Park Richards
Studio: VCA
Directed by: Jim Clark
Release date: 9/6/2004
Previews: Previews
Debbie Does Dallas 2 (VCA) review summaries:
fu_q's
Bambi Woods is back and as naively naughty as ever in "Debbie Does Dallas 2", a very good, Golden Age release from director Jim Buckley and Caballero. This time around, the young Debbie (Bambi) finds herself hitchhiking her way to her aunt's "ranch" after her stint in Texas as a cheerleader has come to a close. Little does she know, the "ranch" is actually a bordello, and it seems that everyone whom she encounters is more interested in getting a helping hand (...and mouth...and pussy...) than lending her one. [read the full review]
review from 10/16/2015:
Bambi Woods is back and as naively naughty as ever in "Debbie Does Dallas 2", a very good, Golden Age release from director Jim Buckley and Caballero. This time around, the young Debbie (Bambi) finds herself hitchhiking her way to her aunt's "ranch" after her stint in Texas as a cheerleader has come to a close. Little does she know, the "ranch" is actually a bordello, and it seems that everyone whom she encounters is more interested in getting a helping hand (...and mouth...and pussy...) than lending her one. [read the full review]
Flash's
Debbie Does Dallas - Part 2 is the follow up to the smash adult hit Debbie Does Dallas. Although the film is a direct sequel where the story continues, it is taken in a very different direction. Viewers who enjoyed the first film of the series will definitely enjoy this one as well, along with viewers who enjoy fun films from this period of adult films. Viewers looking for nasty sex acts or who hate a real plot in their adult films probably won't find this film to their tastes. [read the full review]
review from 10/27/2004:
Debbie Does Dallas - Part 2 is the follow up to the smash adult hit Debbie Does Dallas. Although the film is a direct sequel where the story continues, it is taken in a very different direction. Viewers who enjoyed the first film of the series will definitely enjoy this one as well, along with viewers who enjoy fun films from this period of adult films. Viewers looking for nasty sex acts or who hate a real plot in their adult films probably won't find this film to their tastes. [read the full review]
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Candi, Jack Wrangler, Fallon, Erica Idol, Rita Ricardo, Jackie, Marie, Pepper, Ron James, Squirt, Debi Sundahl, Susie Bright, Missy Manners, James Martin, Lulu Reed, Friday Jones, Aubec Kane, Andrew Young, Ja Kinncaide, Lane Ross, Tony Cargo, Brock Roland, Claudine Wims, D.W. Wachnight, Sharon McNight, Bobby Mack, Wallace Barry, Yank Levine, Jeff Larson, Tau Stephenson, Noel Juar, Wednesday Will, Sixten Bjorline, Danny Daniels
Studio: Mitchell Brothers
Directed by: Artie Mitchell, Sharon McNight
Release date: 1/30/2004
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel review summaries:
Flash's
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel is an inferior film to its predecessor. This film feels jumbled and like it forgot itself along the way. The sex is enjoyable though and the film seconds as a safe sex instructional. The video on this release is lacking and a later issued edition contains a beautiful picture. I would avoid this release and seek out the other if you are interested in viewing or owning this film. [read the full review]
review from 8/1/2014:
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel is an inferior film to its predecessor. This film feels jumbled and like it forgot itself along the way. The sex is enjoyable though and the film seconds as a safe sex instructional. The video on this release is lacking and a later issued edition contains a beautiful picture. I would avoid this release and seek out the other if you are interested in viewing or owning this film. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Eric Edwards, David Morris, Arcadia Lake, Rikki O'Neal, Georgette Sanders, Harlequin, Gloria Leonard, Sonny Landham, Molly Malone, Erica Eaton, Marc Valentine, Adam DeHaven, Ellyn Grant, Kurt Mann, Ajito, Pat Finnegan, Lesllie Bovee, Eric Stanhope, Genie Joseph, Wayne Smith, Tom Clint McGuire, Ben Byrnes, Bob Schaeffer, Nick Bradshaw, Dick Carballo, Margot DuMont
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Chuck Vincent
Release date: 12/15/2003
Previews: Previews
Misbehavin' (Video-X-Pix) review summaries:
classix comment's
Chuck Vincent was truly an outstanding director who had a flare for great comedy and great drama, and he shot both with a surprisingly affectionate flare. This is one of his lesser seen films but it's cast and director automatically make it worth watching. Vincent creates a light, fluffy, and very amusing comedy that never knocked me out of my seat with its humor but proved an extremely fun and enjoyable film viewing experience. [read the full review]
review from 1/15/2008:
Chuck Vincent was truly an outstanding director who had a flare for great comedy and great drama, and he shot both with a surprisingly affectionate flare. This is one of his lesser seen films but it's cast and director automatically make it worth watching. Vincent creates a light, fluffy, and very amusing comedy that never knocked me out of my seat with its humor but proved an extremely fun and enjoyable film viewing experience. [read the full review]
Summer In Heat review summaries:
fu_q's
A fireside conversation between two lovers, Jamie Gillis and Delania Raffino, and the suggestion of a trip to Lake Shasta prompts the latter of the pair to recount a story from times past, when she last visited the lake with her ex-husband and Senator, Jack Wrangler. Of course, the trip was anything but typical, as it involved all manner of horny high-jinks, two of the participants--including Raffino herself--getting seriously lost, an assortment of awkward moments and interactions, and...finally...a trio of "protestors" intent on taking hostages and raping members of the party. This outlandish, fictitious trip is the primary focus of the film "Summer in Heat", an overall-good, 1979 release from VCX and director Alex DeRenzy. [read the full review]
review from 9/3/2017:
A fireside conversation between two lovers, Jamie Gillis and Delania Raffino, and the suggestion of a trip to Lake Shasta prompts the latter of the pair to recount a story from times past, when she last visited the lake with her ex-husband and Senator, Jack Wrangler. Of course, the trip was anything but typical, as it involved all manner of horny high-jinks, two of the participants--including Raffino herself--getting seriously lost, an assortment of awkward moments and interactions, and...finally...a trio of "protestors" intent on taking hostages and raping members of the party. This outlandish, fictitious trip is the primary focus of the film "Summer in Heat", an overall-good, 1979 release from VCX and director Alex DeRenzy. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Miles Long, Keith Anthoni, George Payne, Scorpio, Gustavo, Steve Parker, John Kovacs, Kip Noll, Daniel Holt, Christopher Rage, Shawn Gregory, Lew Seager, Johnny Kovaks, Victor Huston, Sven Jensen, Alan Miles, Michael Pen, Tone Stalione, David Starbuck, Josef Tempesta, Tom Cord, Brad Ford, Ken Edwards, Pete Connors, Andy Breugera, Perry Fryer, William Hallquist, Trane Johnson, Ray Moore, BJ Bare, Pat Johnson, Roberto Castro
Studio: P.M. Productions
Directed by: Arch Brown, John Amero, Michael Findlay, Says Parker, Bruce King
Release date: 4/23/2002
5 New York Classics review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
The only film in this collection worth watching at all is ALL TIED UP. As though realizing this it had a disc all to itself. The other four films are crunched together on the second disc. And that is a problem because they are so compressed that you are lucky if two of the four will play. I was able to watch (unfortunately) two and a half of the films but the rest of the disc simply would not play on any of my five players. ALL TIED UP stars Scorpio one of our earliest porn stars. He was slender, bottomed as well as topped and had a blond walrus mustache. Indeed all of the guys in all the films wear mustaches. It was the badge of gaydom in this ancient time period. One didnt need gaydar, the mustache screamed GAY! The Nazis wouldnt have needed pink triangles with these guys. (Okay, so I had a mustache myself oncebut it was in a much later time period so I wasnt a clone). Anyway, a delivery boy seduces Scorpio so that he can steal the keys to his apartment thus allowing two others to enter and tie Scorpio to the bed. Thereafter he gets dildos and cocks up his butt. [read the full review]
review from 5/13/2004:
The only film in this collection worth watching at all is ALL TIED UP. As though realizing this it had a disc all to itself. The other four films are crunched together on the second disc. And that is a problem because they are so compressed that you are lucky if two of the four will play. I was able to watch (unfortunately) two and a half of the films but the rest of the disc simply would not play on any of my five players. ALL TIED UP stars Scorpio one of our earliest porn stars. He was slender, bottomed as well as topped and had a blond walrus mustache. Indeed all of the guys in all the films wear mustaches. It was the badge of gaydom in this ancient time period. One didnt need gaydar, the mustache screamed GAY! The Nazis wouldnt have needed pink triangles with these guys. (Okay, so I had a mustache myself oncebut it was in a much later time period so I wasnt a clone). Anyway, a delivery boy seduces Scorpio so that he can steal the keys to his apartment thus allowing two others to enter and tie Scorpio to the bed. Thereafter he gets dildos and cocks up his butt. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Kurt Williams, Al Parker, Roger, Steve Tracy, Chris Adams, Jennifer Cashoty, Christopher Christy, Tim Christy, Adam Neumar, David Warfield
Studio: P.M. Productions
Directed by: Tom DeSimone
Release date: 9/6/2000
Heavy Equipment review summaries:
Flash's
Heavy Equipment is an enjoyable classic gay feature film that boasts great production values, an interesting story, and a great cast. Fans of feature films where the story is as important as the sex scenes will enjoy this film. However, Blue Pictures has done a poor job with this DVD release of Heavy Equipment with poor image quality and poor audio. This edition only contains the 2D version of Heavy Equipment and not the 3D version. [read the full review]
review from 7/27/2017:
Heavy Equipment is an enjoyable classic gay feature film that boasts great production values, an interesting story, and a great cast. Fans of feature films where the story is as important as the sex scenes will enjoy this film. However, Blue Pictures has done a poor job with this DVD release of Heavy Equipment with poor image quality and poor audio. This edition only contains the 2D version of Heavy Equipment and not the 3D version. [read the full review]
joeblow69's
Ah, the 70s. The pre-Golden age of porn. Back when mustaches were mandatory and the films were grainier than my ass crack after a trip to the beach. Caballero digs WAY back into the vaults and re-releases Heavy Equipment on DVD. Was it worth the effort? Uh, hmm, err it depends. First things first, the picture quality is awful. I mean really, really bad. The video is very grainy, and the lighting is extremely dark in a few places. It isnt mentioned anywhere on the DVD, but I could swear that this was filmed in 3D. There are many places where you can see the standard red-blue double image required for 3D. This seems to happen most frequently when projectiles are coming straight at the screen. Penises, hands, dumbells, things like that. I dont have 3D glasses, though, so I cant confirm anything. If this wasnt done intentionally, then the picture quality is even worse that I thought. Our story (thats right, there is a story here!) starts out with our hero, the geeky Chester, working at an adult bookstore. [read the full review]
review from 10/30/2000:
Ah, the 70s. The pre-Golden age of porn. Back when mustaches were mandatory and the films were grainier than my ass crack after a trip to the beach. Caballero digs WAY back into the vaults and re-releases Heavy Equipment on DVD. Was it worth the effort? Uh, hmm, err it depends. First things first, the picture quality is awful. I mean really, really bad. The video is very grainy, and the lighting is extremely dark in a few places. It isnt mentioned anywhere on the DVD, but I could swear that this was filmed in 3D. There are many places where you can see the standard red-blue double image required for 3D. This seems to happen most frequently when projectiles are coming straight at the screen. Penises, hands, dumbells, things like that. I dont have 3D glasses, though, so I cant confirm anything. If this wasnt done intentionally, then the picture quality is even worse that I thought. Our story (thats right, there is a story here!) starts out with our hero, the geeky Chester, working at an adult bookstore. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Henri Pachard, Sharon Kane, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Ron Jeremy, Jacqueline Lorians, Joanna Storm, Anna Ventura, Jack Wrangler, Georgina Spelvin, Samantha Fox, Merle Michaels, Bobby Astyr, R. Bolla, Cami Graham, George Payne, Alan Adrian, Joe Santino, Michael Bruce, Kurt Mann, Fred J. Lincoln, Chuck Vincent, Adam De Haven, Dena Ferrara, Daniel DeMaurier, John Henninger, Dorota Miguel, Frank Sirocco, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: VCA
Directed by: Henri Pachard
Release date: 4/24/2000
Previews: Previews
Devil In Miss Jones 2, The (VCA) review summaries:
Kate's
DMJ II goes beyond the colorfully erotic and enters the realm of exquisite filmmaking. What a wonderful movie funny, romantic, clever yes, Im talking about a porno here. Plot, sex, acting, scenery DMJ II succeeds on all counts. In how many movies do you get to watch Mary Antoinette and Cleopatra suck off the Devils Advocate? Or Cyrano de Bergerac give Georgina Spelvin the first orgasm in hell with his nose?The film opens with an erotic yet humorous seduction. Georgina Spelvin (Justine Jones), ever the siren, crawls toward Cyrano (whose nose is conveniently shaped like a penis) begging to mount him. As she writhes her way to ultimate pleasure Hells orgasm alert starts blaring (the no orgasm in hell rule has just been officiated.) Miss Jones is pulled off Cyranos face and dragged through the erotic bowels of Hell to meet with the man himself, Satan. [read the full review]
review from 1/29/2000:
DMJ II goes beyond the colorfully erotic and enters the realm of exquisite filmmaking. What a wonderful movie funny, romantic, clever yes, Im talking about a porno here. Plot, sex, acting, scenery DMJ II succeeds on all counts. In how many movies do you get to watch Mary Antoinette and Cleopatra suck off the Devils Advocate? Or Cyrano de Bergerac give Georgina Spelvin the first orgasm in hell with his nose?The film opens with an erotic yet humorous seduction. Georgina Spelvin (Justine Jones), ever the siren, crawls toward Cyrano (whose nose is conveniently shaped like a penis) begging to mount him. As she writhes her way to ultimate pleasure Hells orgasm alert starts blaring (the no orgasm in hell rule has just been officiated.) Miss Jones is pulled off Cyranos face and dragged through the erotic bowels of Hell to meet with the man himself, Satan. [read the full review]