Reviews of Jeff Scott Movies with Trailers (3)
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Crystal Breeze, Domonique Simone, Billy Dee, Jeff Scott, Brandy Alexandre, Steve Powers, Biff Malibu, Jay Serling, Mindy Rae, Keli Stewart, Beverly Bliss, Heather Thomas, Fawn Paris, Rene Tiffany, Kathlyn Moore, Tracy Duzit, Renee Tiffany, April Grant, Gypsy Marr, Jessica Hunter, Kelly Wild, Severa Lee, Sher De Knight, Mike Michael
Studio: Arrow Productions
Directed by: Bobby Hollander
Release date: 10/2/2008
Previews: Previews
Camp Beaverlake (Arrow) review summaries:
Flash's
Camp Beaverlake: The Movie is a great example of everything that went wrong in the video tape era. Camp Beaverlake: The Movie is an early shot on video movie that has already tossed away everything from when adult films were shot on film. There is no real plot and much of what of present appears to be improvised. The movie is poorly shot and, despite Bobby Hollander coming from when adult films were shot on film, comes across as looking very amateur. Arrow has done a poor job with this release utilizing a horrible video master and including no extras. [read the full review]
review from 4/8/2016:
Camp Beaverlake: The Movie is a great example of everything that went wrong in the video tape era. Camp Beaverlake: The Movie is an early shot on video movie that has already tossed away everything from when adult films were shot on film. There is no real plot and much of what of present appears to be improvised. The movie is poorly shot and, despite Bobby Hollander coming from when adult films were shot on film, comes across as looking very amateur. Arrow has done a poor job with this release utilizing a horrible video master and including no extras. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Steve Drake, Julie, Tracey Adams, Jeff Scott, Jeannie Pepper, Jerry Butler, William Margold, Johnny Nineteen, Francois Papillon, Tish Ambrose, Jason Brooks, Bambi Allen, Breezy Lane, Wayne Stevens, Micala Davidson
Studio: Gourmet Video (GVC)
Directed by: Damon Christian
Release date: 4/17/2008
Previews: Previews
69 Minutes: Evening News 1 review summaries:
fu_q's
"Peace through giving a piece" is the theme for this week's hard-hitting episode of "69 Minutes: Evening News", featuring the sarcastic (...though horny...) news anchor, the lovely Tracey Adams, as she delves into the possibility of achieving world peace through increased sexual contact. Of course, this fine, stereotype-filled piece of investigative journalism finds her interviewing a variety of characters from all corners of the globe, from Cold War ambassadors to Middle Eastern dictators to French sexual athletes and so on and so forth. Needless to say, all of these world figures have at least one thing in common: They like fucking as much as Tracey does. Such is the case in this fun, tongue-in-cheek, 1986 parody of the popular, mainstream news show, "60 Minutes", by director Damon Christian and GVC. [read the full review]
review from 1/17/2017:
"Peace through giving a piece" is the theme for this week's hard-hitting episode of "69 Minutes: Evening News", featuring the sarcastic (...though horny...) news anchor, the lovely Tracey Adams, as she delves into the possibility of achieving world peace through increased sexual contact. Of course, this fine, stereotype-filled piece of investigative journalism finds her interviewing a variety of characters from all corners of the globe, from Cold War ambassadors to Middle Eastern dictators to French sexual athletes and so on and so forth. Needless to say, all of these world figures have at least one thing in common: They like fucking as much as Tracey does. Such is the case in this fun, tongue-in-cheek, 1986 parody of the popular, mainstream news show, "60 Minutes", by director Damon Christian and GVC. [read the full review]
(4.2 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: Don Fernando, Kay Parker, Michael Morrison, Jeff Scott, Holly McCall, Mike Ranger, Juliet Anderson, Turk Lyon, Dorothy LeMay, Jesse Adams, Ken Scudder, Brooke West, Tawny Pearl, Starr Wood, Lisa K. Loring, Lee LeMay, Miko Yani, T.J. Carson, Sarah Harris, Valerie Paulson, Jeremiah Jones, Gary Eberhardt, Kirdy Stevens
Studio: Standard Digital
Directed by: Kirdy Stevens
Release date: 1/25/2005
Previews: Previews
Taboo (Standard Digital) review summaries:
Flash's
Taboo is one of the true adult classics from the golden age of adult films. Taboo combines a tawdry tale of family love with a great cast, good story, and an overall nice looking production to create a film that has stood the test of time in the annals of adult films. If you haven't seen it, Taboo is a must see and if you are a fan of the classics, Taboo is one that you will want to add to your collection. Standard Digital has done a nice job with their Special Collector's Edition release which is a definite upgrade from the prior Limited Edition VCX release with better image quality and some extras. [read the full review]
review from 12/21/2016:
Taboo is one of the true adult classics from the golden age of adult films. Taboo combines a tawdry tale of family love with a great cast, good story, and an overall nice looking production to create a film that has stood the test of time in the annals of adult films. If you haven't seen it, Taboo is a must see and if you are a fan of the classics, Taboo is one that you will want to add to your collection. Standard Digital has done a nice job with their Special Collector's Edition release which is a definite upgrade from the prior Limited Edition VCX release with better image quality and some extras. [read the full review]
fu_q's
When her husband leaves her for his much younger secretary, the confused and frustrated Kay Parker can find solace in but one place... her son, Mike Ranger. Such is the case in "Taboo", a very good, 1980 release from Kirdy Stevens and Standard Video that spawned an entire generation of incest-themed films throughout the decade that followed. [read the full review]
review from 12/24/2015:
When her husband leaves her for his much younger secretary, the confused and frustrated Kay Parker can find solace in but one place... her son, Mike Ranger. Such is the case in "Taboo", a very good, 1980 release from Kirdy Stevens and Standard Video that spawned an entire generation of incest-themed films throughout the decade that followed. [read the full review]