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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 5 movies with Judy Angel.

Reviews of Judy Angel Movies (5)

Boxcover for Winter Sports (Vinegar Syndrome)
(zero stars)(0.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Kathy Hilton, Judy Angel, Jill Jameson, Orrin North
Release date: 5/4/2017
Winter Sports (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Flash's
(zero stars)
review from 5/6/2017:
Winter Sports is an early hardcore feature, which is honestly a stretch to really call a feature, that manages to fail at every aspect of being a hardcore feature film. The plot is non-existent, the film itself is more a series of connected loops than attempting to tell a story. The hardcore material is scant in the film and horribly shot. The mood, feel, and settings for the film are poorly done. Basically, Winter Sports is a failure as a film. Vinegar Syndrome has done a nice job with their streaming release of Winter Sports on Exploitation.TV with a nice image and decent audio. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Sexual Liberty Now!
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Buddy Boone, Judy Angel, George Peters, Starlyn Simone, Patti Snyder, Nora Weiternik, Jack King, Justine D'Ore, Devon Mayer, Jim Mayer, Bodil Joensen, Margie Lanier, John Dullaghan
Directed by: Monroe Beehler
Release date: 1/1/2015
Sexual Liberty Now! review summaries:
Flash's
review from 7/16/2018:
Sexual Liberty Now! is a pseudo-documentary that uses the backdrop of President Lyndon Johnson's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography report as an educational stand to present pornography on the big screen at a time when pornography had to have educational value to avoid prosecution. As an actual documentary on the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography report, filmed pornography, and sexual practice in America Sexual Liberty Now! is an utter failure filled with a lot of suspect information. As entertainment, Sexual Liberty Now! makes for fun viewing. Intentionally, or not, Sexual Liberty Now! has amusingly absurd moments that allow the antiquated film a new life. Vinegar Syndrome has done a nice job with their streaming-only edition on Exploitation.TV with good video and audio quality. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection, The
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Tricia Opal, Buddy Boone, Eve Orlon, Judy Angel, Gerard Broulard, George Peters, Starlyn Simone, Patti Snyder, Andy Bellamy, Nora Weiternik, Jack King, Linda Vroom, Annette Michael, John Dullaghan
Directed by: John Lamb
Release date: 3/18/2008
Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection, The review summaries:
Flash's
review from 8/14/2014:
The Zodiac Rapist Grindhouse Collection combines the two Sam Dobbs films together on one release. The films are fun and lighthearted. However, After Hours Cinema has altered both films, one considerably, which makes it hard to recommend this set. [read the full review]
Boxcover for My Tongue Is Quick
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Susan Bosley, Wendy Anne Collins, Amber Davis, Mark Little, Judy Angel
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Walt Davis
Release date: 5/28/2006
My Tongue Is Quick review summaries:
Flash's
review from 5/10/2016:
My Tongue is Quick is an unremarkable one day wonder that has a horrible plot but some nice sex scenes. My Tongue is Quick was obviously made as cheap as cheap can be and the entire film takes place in a boat and on its slip. Caballero has given the film an unremarkable release as well with a decent transfer but is missing the key extra listed on the box. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Let Me Count the Lays
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Roger Caine, Patti Lee, Alex Elliot, Susan Westcott, Judy Angel, Gerard Broulard, Becky Sharpe, Andy Bellamy, Charles Lish, Lynn Holmes, Sheldon Lee, Ann Perry
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Walt Davis
Release date: 4/22/2006
Let Me Count the Lays review summaries:
Flash's
review from 5/10/2016:
Let Me Count the Lays is an early adult feature film which is composed mostly of previously made loops and scenes from other existing films. Walt Davis did a good job of stitching together the scenes to create a film with a narrative that could almost pass itself as a new film and is far from the worst that came out from the era. As to whether the film is worth watching, I guess that depends on the viewers themselves. Caballero has done a decent job with the video and audio on this release but heavily skimped on the extras. [read the full review]