Reviews of Karen Summer Standard Digital Movies with Trailers (3)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, Peter North, Heather Wayne, Jerry Butler, Karen Summer, Gina Valentino, Craig Roberts, Colleen Brennan, Eugene Scott
Studio: Standard Digital
Directed by: Kirdy Stevens
Release date: 3/7/2007
Previews: Previews
Animal In Me, The (Standard Digital) review summaries:
fu_q's
When a hot-to-trot, divorced romance writer (Colleen Brennan) goes on a sexual tear sating one carnal desire after another, she ends up bedding not only her rough-around-the-edges boyfriend (constantly) but also both her secretary (Heather Wayne) and, ultimately, her daughter's (Karen Summer's) long-sought love interest. Of course, this all doesn't play well for her daughter, and just how things will work out for the lot of them remains the burning question of the day. Such is the case in "The Animal in Me", a very good, 1985 release from Standard Digital and director Kirdy Stevens. [read the full review]
review from 2/11/2017:
When a hot-to-trot, divorced romance writer (Colleen Brennan) goes on a sexual tear sating one carnal desire after another, she ends up bedding not only her rough-around-the-edges boyfriend (constantly) but also both her secretary (Heather Wayne) and, ultimately, her daughter's (Karen Summer's) long-sought love interest. Of course, this all doesn't play well for her daughter, and just how things will work out for the lot of them remains the burning question of the day. Such is the case in "The Animal in Me", a very good, 1985 release from Standard Digital and director Kirdy Stevens. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ginger Lynn, Joey Silvera, Jamie Gillis, John Leslie, Kay Parker, Karen Summer, Mike Ranger, Kevin James, Greg Derek, Cyndee Summers, Honey Wilder, Robin Cannes, Francois Papillon, Honey Wilde, Amy Rogers, Craig Roberts
Studio: Standard Digital
Directed by: Kirdy Stevens
Release date: 10/30/2006
Previews: Previews
Taboo 4 (Standard Digital 2006 Release) review summaries:
fu_q's
When he catches his wife cheating on him with his brother, a famed incest researcher, Jamie Gillis, is driven toward that which he loathes...with his own daughter. Such is the case in "Taboo IV: The Younger Generation", an exceptional mid-80s release from Kirdy Stevens and Standard Video. [read the full review]
review from 10/31/2015:
When he catches his wife cheating on him with his brother, a famed incest researcher, Jamie Gillis, is driven toward that which he loathes...with his own daughter. Such is the case in "Taboo IV: The Younger Generation", an exceptional mid-80s release from Kirdy Stevens and Standard Video. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Tom Byron, Randy West, Ron Jeremy, Eric Edwards, Cara Lott, Karen Summer, Brook West
Studio: Standard Digital
Directed by: Kirdy Stevens
Release date: 6/27/2004
Previews: Previews
Playing With Fire (Standard Digital) review summaries:
fu_q's
All holy, sexual hell breaks loose when a standoffish, single, working mother and secretary (Candy Cummings) marries the big-pimpin' ladies' man of the office (Randy West) who has been pursuing her, only to have it ultimately come to light that he previously fucked one of her daughters (Brooke West). Of course, awkward doesn't nearly describe the familial interactions that ensue as Brooke's and Randy's attempts at keeping their prior encounter a secret unravel...nor does it adequately describe the chicanery, deception, infidelity, and quasi-incest that follow. Such is the case in "Playing with Fire", an exceptional, 1983 release from Standard Video and famed director Kirdy Stevens. [read the full review]
review from 7/19/2017:
All holy, sexual hell breaks loose when a standoffish, single, working mother and secretary (Candy Cummings) marries the big-pimpin' ladies' man of the office (Randy West) who has been pursuing her, only to have it ultimately come to light that he previously fucked one of her daughters (Brooke West). Of course, awkward doesn't nearly describe the familial interactions that ensue as Brooke's and Randy's attempts at keeping their prior encounter a secret unravel...nor does it adequately describe the chicanery, deception, infidelity, and quasi-incest that follow. Such is the case in "Playing with Fire", an exceptional, 1983 release from Standard Video and famed director Kirdy Stevens. [read the full review]
Flash's
Playing With Fire has never been as well known as some of Kirdy Stevens' other adult films, however, it deserves to be. Playing With Fire, like many of Stevens' film, plays with the taboo theme of family relationships and sexual attraction. The story in Playing With Fire is excellent and the cast does a great job with their roles. Playing With Fire is well worth watching. Standard Digital has done a decent job with their DVD release with decent video quality and a good audio presentation. [read the full review]
review from 6/3/2017:
Playing With Fire has never been as well known as some of Kirdy Stevens' other adult films, however, it deserves to be. Playing With Fire, like many of Stevens' film, plays with the taboo theme of family relationships and sexual attraction. The story in Playing With Fire is excellent and the cast does a great job with their roles. Playing With Fire is well worth watching. Standard Digital has done a decent job with their DVD release with decent video quality and a good audio presentation. [read the full review]