Reviews of Layla FYA Movies (1)
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Erica, Layla, Felix, Vixen
Studio: FYA
Directed by: Fhraunze
Release date: 1/16/2006
Wife-O-Rama 3 review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 74 min. Production Date: 11 / 1, 3, 16 / 2005 Director: Fhraunze Cast: Erica, Felix Vicious, Layla Rivera, and Vixen The Short Story Initial Expectations: Solo releases are very hit or miss for me. I'm not sure what to expect here. Initial Reaction: It has a few minor faults, but worked better than I expected. Who Should Watch It : Fans of solo action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who doesn't like girls playing to the camera. The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are okay. Wife O Rama seems to go for an amateur feel, and it brings that feeling in without holding back the technical aspects too much. The audio is a little on the low side. It's clear but has a fair amount of background vocals both from the set and behind the camera. The video is presented in the full frame format and is pretty average. There's a little camera motion, a few autofocus blurs, and a few shadows. [read the full review]
review from 3/8/2007:
The Little Details Running Time: 74 min. Production Date: 11 / 1, 3, 16 / 2005 Director: Fhraunze Cast: Erica, Felix Vicious, Layla Rivera, and Vixen The Short Story Initial Expectations: Solo releases are very hit or miss for me. I'm not sure what to expect here. Initial Reaction: It has a few minor faults, but worked better than I expected. Who Should Watch It : Fans of solo action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who doesn't like girls playing to the camera. The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are okay. Wife O Rama seems to go for an amateur feel, and it brings that feeling in without holding back the technical aspects too much. The audio is a little on the low side. It's clear but has a fair amount of background vocals both from the set and behind the camera. The video is presented in the full frame format and is pretty average. There's a little camera motion, a few autofocus blurs, and a few shadows. [read the full review]