Reviews of Kari Foxx Movies by John Howard (2)
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Kari Foxx, Linnea Quigley, Dale Nichols, E.R. Huxsley
Studio: California Star
Directed by: John Howard
Release date: 9/23/2007
Flash! (California Star) review summaries:
Flash's
Flash! is the standard feature bondage fare that John Howard churned out for California Star. The movie is ultra-thin as far as the plot and production values are concerned. The bondage scenes are your typical bondage scenes for the period. There is nothing remarkable present here. California Star has done a poor job with their release of Flash! [read the full review]
review from 11/5/2016:
Flash! is the standard feature bondage fare that John Howard churned out for California Star. The movie is ultra-thin as far as the plot and production values are concerned. The bondage scenes are your typical bondage scenes for the period. There is nothing remarkable present here. California Star has done a poor job with their release of Flash! [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Kari Foxx, Linnea Quigley, R. Eric Huxley, Christina Cardan, Bruce Wayne, Hollis Edward
Studio: California Star
Directed by: John Howard
Release date: 9/23/2007
Scorpion review summaries:
Flash's
Scorpion is a disappointing bondage feature movie from California Star. Despite what sounds like an intriguing plot, the plot is quickly dismissed for the bondage scenes which will frustrate fans of feature adult movies. The bondage scenes present here are standard fare for the period. Add into the mix the low production values and cheap nature of the movie and you have Scorpion. California Star has done a poor job with their release of Scorpion with a subpar audio and video presentation. [read the full review]
review from 11/5/2016:
Scorpion is a disappointing bondage feature movie from California Star. Despite what sounds like an intriguing plot, the plot is quickly dismissed for the bondage scenes which will frustrate fans of feature adult movies. The bondage scenes present here are standard fare for the period. Add into the mix the low production values and cheap nature of the movie and you have Scorpion. California Star has done a poor job with their release of Scorpion with a subpar audio and video presentation. [read the full review]