Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 4 movies with J.D. Slater.
Reviews of J.D. Slater Movies (4)
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Casey Donovan, Dave Connors, Tom Stone, Tony Williams, Victor Houston, Paul Irish, J.D. Slater, Ron Pearson, Rydar Hanson, Pat Allen, Steve Kaye
Studio: Gorilla Factory Productions
Directed by: Wakefield Poole
Release date: 2/28/2018
Boys in the Sand 2 / One, Two, Three... review summaries:
Flash's
Boys in the Sand 2 and One, Two, Three... collects two of Wakefield Poole's four shot on video gay adult movies. Both movies have been previously released on DVD, Boys in the Sand 2 from the now-defunct Mercury Releasing and One, Two, Three... from Gorilla Factory Productions, and the transfers present here look similar to the previous releases. Owners of the previous releases may not want to upgrade, the Easter egg on this release is good and will please fans of Wakefield Poole, however, the extras from the previous releases were not ported over to this release. This reviewer doesn't think that the two movies on this release are as strong as Wakefield Poole's shot on film movies but fans of Wakefield Poole's work will want to add this release, along with its companion release The Hustlers and Split/Image, which together encompass all of Wakefield Poole's shot on video work. Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. The two movies look as good as they can. [read the full review]
review from 4/2/2018:
Boys in the Sand 2 and One, Two, Three... collects two of Wakefield Poole's four shot on video gay adult movies. Both movies have been previously released on DVD, Boys in the Sand 2 from the now-defunct Mercury Releasing and One, Two, Three... from Gorilla Factory Productions, and the transfers present here look similar to the previous releases. Owners of the previous releases may not want to upgrade, the Easter egg on this release is good and will please fans of Wakefield Poole, however, the extras from the previous releases were not ported over to this release. This reviewer doesn't think that the two movies on this release are as strong as Wakefield Poole's shot on film movies but fans of Wakefield Poole's work will want to add this release, along with its companion release The Hustlers and Split/Image, which together encompass all of Wakefield Poole's shot on video work. Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. The two movies look as good as they can. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Casey Donovan, Dave Connors, Tom Stone, J.D. Slater, Ron Pearson, Val Martin, Peter Fisk, Burt Edouards, Curt Gerard, Tom Wright, Steve Kaye, Rydar Hansen
Studio: Gorilla Factory Productions
Directed by: Wakefield Poole
Release date: 1/1/2010
Moving! / One, Two, Three... review summaries:
Flash's
This collection of Wakefield Poole movies from Gorilla Factory Productions presents two movies from two very different periods of Poole's career. Moving! is a shot on film loop carrier made in the mid-1970s and displays Poole's silent storytelling techniques whereas One, Two, Three... is shot on video from roughly a decade later and is an avant-garde performance piece. Both movies are worth watching and Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. [read the full review]
review from 1/11/2018:
This collection of Wakefield Poole movies from Gorilla Factory Productions presents two movies from two very different periods of Poole's career. Moving! is a shot on film loop carrier made in the mid-1970s and displays Poole's silent storytelling techniques whereas One, Two, Three... is shot on video from roughly a decade later and is an avant-garde performance piece. Both movies are worth watching and Gorilla Factory Productions has done a nice job with this release. [read the full review]
(zero stars)(0.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Randy Mixer, Sparky O'Toole, Ryan Yeager, Danny Sommers, Ty Jones, Blake McDonald, RA Richards, Pierce Daniels, Tad Garrett, Johnny Dawes, J.D. Slater, Brad Mason, Jeff Tracey, Les Stine, Paul Monroe, Tony Madison
Studio: Tool Factory
Release date: 11/6/2005
Ass Slammin' Sex Addicts review summaries:
Ryder7's
Short and not so sweet... ...A compilation of scenes from "HIS VIDEOs" past releases featuring stuff from the 70s, 80s & 90s. Released by the "Tool Factory," I wonder if a "tool" put this crap together. Touting 4 hours of gay ass slamin, this was nothing more than terribly edited, no heat, and overall worthless sex scenes...15 in all. Not one scene was worth a damn. [read the full review]
(zero stars)
review from 12/1/2005:Short and not so sweet... ...A compilation of scenes from "HIS VIDEOs" past releases featuring stuff from the 70s, 80s & 90s. Released by the "Tool Factory," I wonder if a "tool" put this crap together. Touting 4 hours of gay ass slamin, this was nothing more than terribly edited, no heat, and overall worthless sex scenes...15 in all. Not one scene was worth a damn. [read the full review]
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: J.D. Slater, Roy Garrett, Bill Geary, Ron Clayton, Dyokr Zmotsn, Joao de los Antos, Larry McLaughlin, Rick Youngblood, Robert West, Stoke Martin, Zachary St. James
Studio: Vidco
Directed by: Joe Gage
Release date: 12/22/2000
Handsome (Vidco) review summaries:
joeblow69's
Boy, you know youre in for a treat when a DVD starts out with the message, Digitized from original film. Picture quality may vary. Handsome is one of those late 70s Joe Gage flicks that nostalgia buffs seem to go crazy for. Gage was the mastermind behind LA Tool and Die, Kansas City Trucking Company, and El Paso Wrecking Corp. If youve seen any of those, you should have a pretty good idea what to expect. First things first, I have a serious beef with this movie. I feel I was generally deceived into buying this. The back of the DVD promises no rubbersall natural, wanton filthy fucking, horny hard dick, ass-ramming orgy, all man classic sucking, fucking, and more. Sounds hot, doesnt it? Well guess what? The reason there are no rubbers here is because there is no fucking what- so-ever in this movie. But, joeblow, you say, clearly the back of the DVD shows people fucking. [read the full review]
review from 1/8/2001:
Boy, you know youre in for a treat when a DVD starts out with the message, Digitized from original film. Picture quality may vary. Handsome is one of those late 70s Joe Gage flicks that nostalgia buffs seem to go crazy for. Gage was the mastermind behind LA Tool and Die, Kansas City Trucking Company, and El Paso Wrecking Corp. If youve seen any of those, you should have a pretty good idea what to expect. First things first, I have a serious beef with this movie. I feel I was generally deceived into buying this. The back of the DVD promises no rubbersall natural, wanton filthy fucking, horny hard dick, ass-ramming orgy, all man classic sucking, fucking, and more. Sounds hot, doesnt it? Well guess what? The reason there are no rubbers here is because there is no fucking what- so-ever in this movie. But, joeblow, you say, clearly the back of the DVD shows people fucking. [read the full review]
