Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Jeffrey Wallach.
Reviews of Jeffrey Wallach Movies (2)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Joey Silvera, Annette Haven, Kelly Nichols, R. Bolla, George Payne, Chelsea Blake, Annette Heinz, Cassandra Leigh, Michelle Maren, Jeffrey Wallach, Joyce Snyder, Darla Davies, Louise Book, Alexis Boumakis, David Bruce, Zoa Colin, Nan Meier, Bari Slade, A. Von Tgard, Michael Hault
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Henri Pachard
Release date: 3/3/2006
Public Affairs (Caballero) review summaries:
fu_q's
It's sex, lies, and audiotape, when a corrupt, hypocritical politician (Paul Thomas)--whose anti-porn campaigning is almost as flagrant as his ass-obsessed womanizing--opts to make a run for the Senate in the state of New York. Of course, behind him are myriad sordid characters, including a lowlife pimp (Joey Silvera), a more-and-more jealous by-the-minute assistant (Annette Heinz), and a German real estate tycoon seeking favors (R. Bolla)...all aiding him in maintaining both his campaign and his false, squeaky clean image. The only person standing in his way? A courageous reporter (Annette Haven) who's both onto his game and looking to show him for who he really is. Such is the case in "Public Affairs", a very good, 1983 release from Caballero and director Henri Pachard. [read the full review]
review from 9/6/2017:
It's sex, lies, and audiotape, when a corrupt, hypocritical politician (Paul Thomas)--whose anti-porn campaigning is almost as flagrant as his ass-obsessed womanizing--opts to make a run for the Senate in the state of New York. Of course, behind him are myriad sordid characters, including a lowlife pimp (Joey Silvera), a more-and-more jealous by-the-minute assistant (Annette Heinz), and a German real estate tycoon seeking favors (R. Bolla)...all aiding him in maintaining both his campaign and his false, squeaky clean image. The only person standing in his way? A courageous reporter (Annette Haven) who's both onto his game and looking to show him for who he really is. Such is the case in "Public Affairs", a very good, 1983 release from Caballero and director Henri Pachard. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Henri Pachard, Sharon Kane, Mai Lin, Sharon Mitchell, Joanna Storm, Tiffany Clark, Lee Caroll, Eric Edwards, Ashley Welles, George Payne, Alan Adrian, Joe Santini, Michael Bruce, Candida Royalle, Jeffrey Wallach, Nancy Black, R. Allen Leider, Bernie Curtis, McGurk Pachard, Jack Rivers, Phil DeLite
Studio: VCA
Directed by: Henri Pachard
Release date: 4/25/2000
Sexcapades (VCA) review summaries:
lindi's
Synopsis This 1983 Henri Pachard classic is a wholesome romp. Raincoaters can pass it by unless they are just in the mood for a little fun. The quirky humor, goofy music, and nostalgic feel of Sexcapades may please people who enjoy the feel of Pink Panther movies. The plot involves a director attempting to make a porn film. Scene 1 Joanna Storm and Alan Adrian perform a fumbling audition for two bored porn producers. Her earnest but misdirected enthusiasm is a real hoot. At one point she stops the sex to put socks under her knees to prevent rug-burn. Peter Meter = zero Scene 2 Sharon Mitchell plays a sexually clueless wife in a fluffy, unsexy nightie. Her alternately prudish and giggling responses to husband Eric Edwards will leave you feeling smug. She throws in a few moans for his inexpert cunnilingus. Peter Meter = zero Scene 3 Cartoonish music accompanies this goofy sex scene between Ashley Wells and Michael Bruce. [read the full review]
review from 12/29/2002:
Synopsis This 1983 Henri Pachard classic is a wholesome romp. Raincoaters can pass it by unless they are just in the mood for a little fun. The quirky humor, goofy music, and nostalgic feel of Sexcapades may please people who enjoy the feel of Pink Panther movies. The plot involves a director attempting to make a porn film. Scene 1 Joanna Storm and Alan Adrian perform a fumbling audition for two bored porn producers. Her earnest but misdirected enthusiasm is a real hoot. At one point she stops the sex to put socks under her knees to prevent rug-burn. Peter Meter = zero Scene 2 Sharon Mitchell plays a sexually clueless wife in a fluffy, unsexy nightie. Her alternately prudish and giggling responses to husband Eric Edwards will leave you feeling smug. She throws in a few moans for his inexpert cunnilingus. Peter Meter = zero Scene 3 Cartoonish music accompanies this goofy sex scene between Ashley Wells and Michael Bruce. [read the full review]