Reviews of Kim Pope Movies with Trailers (5)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Marc Stevens, Mary Stuart, Sonny Landham, Kevin Andre, Alan Marlow, Kim Pope, Carter Stevens, Shaun Costello, Susan Sloan, Day Jason, Arturo Millhouse, Toni Scott, Angela Dermer, Stuart Dickerson, Alan Grodin, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 12/17/2010
Previews: Previews
Passions of Carol, The (Platinum Elite Collection) review summaries:
Flash's
The Passions of Carol is a great Christmas film by Shaun Costello. It takes on Dickens' classic Christmas tale and moves it into the adult film world, with surprising success. Video-X-Pix has done a great job with the Platinum Elite edition, which should please all fans of the film. [read the full review]
review from 12/18/2015:
The Passions of Carol is a great Christmas film by Shaun Costello. It takes on Dickens' classic Christmas tale and moves it into the adult film world, with surprising success. Video-X-Pix has done a great job with the Platinum Elite edition, which should please all fans of the film. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Eric Edwards, Darby Lloyd Rains, Kim Pope, Jacqueline Laurent, Anne Magle, Knud Jorgensen, Anita Ericsson, Charles Canyon, Madeleine Laforet
Studio: Cal Vista Classics
Directed by: Torgny Wickman
Release date: 7/14/2009
Previews: Previews
Practice Makes Perfect (VCX / Cal Vista Classics) review summaries:
T0MBOne's
VCX has re-released PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT (1976-Metro) as part of its Cal Vista classic series of DVDs for 2009. [read the full review]
review from 7/31/2009:
VCX has re-released PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT (1976-Metro) as part of its Cal Vista classic series of DVDs for 2009. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Bobby Astyr, Terri Hall, Kim Pope, Al Levitsky, Nikki Hilton, Linda Vale, Jeffrey Hurst, Nancy Dare, Roger Caine, Catherine Burgess, Douglas Wood, Grover Griffith, Laura Nicholson, Maria Taylor, Ultra Max
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Jonas Middleton
Release date: 3/25/2005
Previews: Previews
Through the Looking Glass (Video X Pix) review summaries:
fu_q's
A young heiress, played by the blonde beauty, Catharine Burgess, finds herself becoming more and more despondent, as her sexual obsession with a possessed mirror in the attic of her childhood manor grows. Of course, the mirror itself serves as a conduit to Hell, and its demonic inhabitant, played deftly by the master thespian himself, Jamie Gillis, is intent on beckoning her to the other side, where it can both own her soul and her sexuality for eternity. In so doing, it takes on the form of Catharine's deceased father, for whom her feelings are "complicated", at best, and whether she will ultimately succumb to its erotic seductions or escape from its clutches and return to a normal (albeit boring) life becomes the question of the day. Such is the case in "Through the Looking Glass", an exceptional, 1976 release from Video-X-Pix and director Jonas Middleton. [read the full review]
review from 5/22/2018:
A young heiress, played by the blonde beauty, Catharine Burgess, finds herself becoming more and more despondent, as her sexual obsession with a possessed mirror in the attic of her childhood manor grows. Of course, the mirror itself serves as a conduit to Hell, and its demonic inhabitant, played deftly by the master thespian himself, Jamie Gillis, is intent on beckoning her to the other side, where it can both own her soul and her sexuality for eternity. In so doing, it takes on the form of Catharine's deceased father, for whom her feelings are "complicated", at best, and whether she will ultimately succumb to its erotic seductions or escape from its clutches and return to a normal (albeit boring) life becomes the question of the day. Such is the case in "Through the Looking Glass", an exceptional, 1976 release from Video-X-Pix and director Jonas Middleton. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Marc Stevens, Mary Stuart, Sonny Landham, Kevin Andre, Alan Marlow, Kim Pope, Carter Stevens, Shaun Costello, Susan Sloan, Day Jason, Arturo Millhouse, Merrie Holiday, Toni Scott, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 8/23/2004
Previews: Previews
Passions Of Carol, The (Video-X-Pix) review summaries:
Flash's
The Passions of Carol is one of the few Christmas theme adult films to come out and despite its low budget is very funny and definitely worth a watch during the holiday season especially if you are a fan of the classics or feature adult films. This presentation is below average for films of the time but sadly this is probably the best we'll ever get released on disc. [read the full review]
review from 1/17/2005:
The Passions of Carol is one of the few Christmas theme adult films to come out and despite its low budget is very funny and definitely worth a watch during the holiday season especially if you are a fan of the classics or feature adult films. This presentation is below average for films of the time but sadly this is probably the best we'll ever get released on disc. [read the full review]
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Eric Edwards, Harry Reems, Mary Stuart, Darby Lloyd Rains, Kim Pope, Deborah Ashira, Patrick L. Farrelly, Ralph Herman, Christopher Kersen, Leo Zorba, Rolf Beck
Studio: Arrow Productions
Directed by: Gerard Damiano
Release date: 9/18/2003
Previews: Previews
Memories Within Miss Aggie review summaries:
classix comment's
One of Gerard Damiano's least known but perhaps his greatest work, Memories Within Miss Aggie is a Gothic drama with psychotic undertones and a tour de force for all involved. Unfortunately Arrow Video has released the movie from such a low quality master, it is almost unwatchable. [read the full review]
review from 2/24/2009:
One of Gerard Damiano's least known but perhaps his greatest work, Memories Within Miss Aggie is a Gothic drama with psychotic undertones and a tour de force for all involved. Unfortunately Arrow Video has released the movie from such a low quality master, it is almost unwatchable. [read the full review]
classic connoisseur's
Year: 1974 Length: 73 minutes approximately MEMORIES WITHIN MISS AGGIE from 1974 by porn director legend Gerard Damiano is a true classic, that is given a truly terrible dvd transfer. Although advertised as available from Arrow dvd by Excalibur films, this is in fact a transfer they themselves have done of the film from an old Arrow vhs of the film. The transfer is horrible and that is the only thing that keeps me from giving this film a perfect rating. This movie is one of the best porn films I've seen, and it holds it's own as a film story wise also, which is important as this one aims to be a feature. The story behind this film is that Miss Aggie is a slightly crazy middle aged woman, who imagines the ways she met her current companion and she has flashbacks imagining herself as a young woman having sex with him as a young man. The first scene is between Eric Edwards and Kim Pope and it's pretty good, they are both very innocent in this scene. It's strange to see Eric Edwards so young looking as he was in this film. [read the full review]
review from 4/22/2003:
Year: 1974 Length: 73 minutes approximately MEMORIES WITHIN MISS AGGIE from 1974 by porn director legend Gerard Damiano is a true classic, that is given a truly terrible dvd transfer. Although advertised as available from Arrow dvd by Excalibur films, this is in fact a transfer they themselves have done of the film from an old Arrow vhs of the film. The transfer is horrible and that is the only thing that keeps me from giving this film a perfect rating. This movie is one of the best porn films I've seen, and it holds it's own as a film story wise also, which is important as this one aims to be a feature. The story behind this film is that Miss Aggie is a slightly crazy middle aged woman, who imagines the ways she met her current companion and she has flashbacks imagining herself as a young woman having sex with him as a young man. The first scene is between Eric Edwards and Kim Pope and it's pretty good, they are both very innocent in this scene. It's strange to see Eric Edwards so young looking as he was in this film. [read the full review]