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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with John Sanchez.

Reviews of John Sanchez Movies (2)

Boxcover for Like a Moth to a Flame
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Rikki Ray, Danny Fox, Joe Rubin, John Sanchez, Johnny Carvajal, Rick Morrissey, Andrew McArdle, Ryan Di Noor, Angel Garcia, K.L. Kenzie, Blake Melvin, Brian Chankin, Kostja Darvi, Ata Hoolpa, David Daju, Rachel Cable, Kerry Weber, Nick Eskow, Derek Scott Graves, Omar Mashal, Omar Perez, Patrick Reid, Sam Snowden, Erik A. Williams, Anthony Blaze, Brandi Harnish, Z.D. Smith, James Vallo, Erick Jaffa, Alan Mora, Franchesco dela Scinto, Christy Hudson, Jerry Bach, Kevin Thamavong, Moondog Darwin, Dakota [II] (ambiguous male)
Directed by: Toby Ross, Joe Rubin
Release date: 12/6/2016
Like a Moth to a Flame review summaries:
Flash's
review from 6/1/2018:
Like a Moth to a Flame is a hardcore gay vignette movie that offers three dark vignettes that are heavy on the plot that only utilize hardcore material to advance the story. As a result, Like a Moth to a Flame is an excellent movie that is well worth watching by viewers of all orientations. Toby Ross and BDF (Big Dik Factory) have done an excellent job with their streaming-only edition of Like a Moth to a Flame on TobyRoss.com with excellent video and audio quality. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Homosexual
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Michael Angelo, Filip Carbol, Darryl Coles, Joe Rubin, Brent Collins, John Sanchez, Delbert Jones, Stacy Bridges, Angus La Nod, Adrian Sugar, Pierre Zachary, Johnny Cortez, Hunter Machiavelli, John Biederman, Kyle Riggs, Blake Ahoy, Fernando Lama, Gene Floyd, Uraiah Wald, Michael Stanley, Michael Delasky
Directed by: Toby Ross
Release date: 2/1/2013
Homosexual review summaries:
Flash's
review from 6/19/2018:
Homosexual is a documentary from Toby Ross on various aspects of being gay. The documentary has four different unique segments that don't ever mesh well together and honestly feel like four different unfinished projects were glued together to turn them into one project. All of the individual segments are interesting but in their current form are hard to recommend. Toby Ross and BDF (Big Dik Factory) have done an acceptable job with their streaming-only edition of Homosexual on TobyRoss.com with good video but poor audio. [read the full review]