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Reviews of Kimberly Kane Movies with Trailers by Brian Bangs (3)

Boxcover for Official The Hangover Parody
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Mika Tan, Kimberly Kane, Tori Black, James Deen, Alex Gonz, Marco Banderas, Lexi Belle, Misty Stone, Dana DeArmond, Dane Cross, Brooklyn Lee, Skin Diamond
Directed by: Spock Buckton, Brian Bangs
Release date: 8/28/2012
Previews: Previews
Official The Hangover Parody review summaries:
astroknight's
review from 3/14/2013:
This is one of the best parodies I've seen come out of 2012. James Deen, Dane Cross, and Spock Buckton look like they're having a lot of fun with the roles oringally played by Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis, and the plot shows plenty of reverence to the original movie. Brooklyn Lee, Dana DeArmond, Kimberly Kane, Lexi Belle, Mika Tan, Misty Stone, Skin Diamond, and Tori Black do a great job joining them to turn out some darn hot sex (along with Alex Gonz and Marco Banderas), and there's also very nice care towards the technical aspect. Add in a full second DVD full of bonus scenes and a long behind the scenes featurette, and you have a package that's well worth the purchase for anyone who was a fan of the original Hangover movie. [read the full review]
Boxcover for How To Be a Ladies Man
(4.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Tommy Gunn, Mark Wood, Kimberly Kane, Monique Alexander, Anthony Rosano, James Deen, Jessica Moore, Bobbi Starr, Cindy Hope, Sarah Vandella, Rocco Reed, Isis Taylor, Spock Buckton
Directed by: Spock Buckton, Brian Bangs
Release date: 1/26/2010
Previews: Previews
How To Be a Ladies Man review summaries:
astroknight's
review from 7/15/2010:
This is a great adult comedy. Spock Buckton skewers the self help infomercial genre with plenty of humor, and the cast consistently turns out hot sex. The technical aspects show some nice care, and there's plenty of effort put into the extras with three featurettes to round out the DVD. This is a hot and fun movie, as well as a very well done DVD all around. [read the full review]
Jake Blade's
review from 3/2/2010:
The boys form Popporn are back with another cutting edge romantic comedy, and mercifully there are no lame performances from Kate Hudson or Matthew McConaughey to endure for the thrill of tits and ass. In a cross between Frank T.J. Mackey, and the man with the golden arm Kenny Powers, Spock Buckton has run the straighteners through the hair to play a highly intelligent and driven self-help merchant who has developed a range of pussy gettin techniques for those living in a clam-less desert. The comedy is fun and thankfully Bockton and Brian Bangs have not been castrated by PC politics when it comes to composing a gag filled and sexually entertaining script. With the help of a few porn gals that can actually perform in front of the camera when the clothes are on, How To Be A Ladies Man will no doubt garner further attention from AVN, and importantly pave the way for more alcohol fuelled party times for the Popporn entourage in Vegas come January. But enough of the porno propaganda..... [read the full review]
Boxcover for Popporn Guide to Making Fuck
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Strong, Nina Hartley, Kimberly Kane, Tori Black, Mick Blue, Gianna Michaels, James Deen, Courtney Cummz, Marco Banderas, Lexi Belle, Bobbi Starr, Dane Cross, Faye Reagan, Ryan Keely, Nate Liquor, Stevie Hart, Spock Buckton, Mike Quasar, Brian Bangs, Double D., Josie Jacobs
Directed by: Spock Buckton, Brian Bangs
Release date: 7/14/2009
Previews: Previews
Popporn Guide to Making Fuck review summaries:
Jake Balde's
review from 8/3/2009:
Spock Buckton the artist, poet, and porno mystic makes his directorial debut by creating fuck magic in Popporn: The Guide to Making Fuck. The comedy runs like a honeymooners dick throughout this title, and with co-director Brian Bangs and the pornographic nous of Mike Quasar, the end result is a quality stick flick that will make you laugh, cry and jerk off spontaneously. At a time when people in the skin trade are taking themselves extremely seriously, Buckton and Bangs show the result of what a sense of humour and sprinkling of imagination can produce. [read the full review]