Reviews of Lesllie Bovee Vinegar Syndrome Movies (5)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Kane, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Juliet Anderson, Bonnie Holiday, Candida Royalle, Lesllie Bovee, Brigit Olsen
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: John Hayes
Release date: 12/2/2018
Hot Lunch (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
fu_q's
When his promiscuous, dissatisfied hippie of a wife (Dorothy Smight) opts to divorce him, leaving him unable to pay to for it, the down-on-his-luck Jon Martin has little choice but to take on a low-end job as an encyclopedia salesman for an ambitious businesswoman (Brigit Olsen), who's also the client of his attorney (Christine DeShaffer). Of course, Jon would be an utter failure at this piece of his life, as well, if it weren't for his almost uncanny ability to ensnare women with his naively innocent charm...and then satisfy them thoroughly with his seemingly mystical cock. Such is the case in Howard Perkins' overall-good, 1978 release, "Hot Lunch", which has been skillfully remastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 2/9/2019:
When his promiscuous, dissatisfied hippie of a wife (Dorothy Smight) opts to divorce him, leaving him unable to pay to for it, the down-on-his-luck Jon Martin has little choice but to take on a low-end job as an encyclopedia salesman for an ambitious businesswoman (Brigit Olsen), who's also the client of his attorney (Christine DeShaffer). Of course, Jon would be an utter failure at this piece of his life, as well, if it weren't for his almost uncanny ability to ensnare women with his naively innocent charm...and then satisfy them thoroughly with his seemingly mystical cock. Such is the case in Howard Perkins' overall-good, 1978 release, "Hot Lunch", which has been skillfully remastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Kane, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Jon Martin, John Seeman, Juliet Anderson, Sharon Thorpe, Bonnie Holiday, Melba Bruce, Paul Roman, Ken Scudder, Christine DeShaffer, Monique Cardin, Candida Royalle, Dorothy Smight, Anita Grimes, William Niles, Jane Lindsay, Brigit Olson, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: John Hayes
Release date: 2/22/2017
Peekarama: Baby Rosemary / Hot Lunch review summaries:
fu_q's
A seemingly virginal, though certainly troubled, young woman, Rosemary (played by Sharon Thorpe), finds herself both unable to have sex unless in impersonal situations and also swirling further and further into madness, particularly upon the death of her estranged father. Where this disturbed path that her troubled psyche takes her upon will ultimately lead is anyone's guess, but one thing is for certain, and that's that it will be dark...and sexual. Such is the case in "Baby Rosemary", a bizarre, though very good, re-release of a 1976 Howard Perkins film by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 10/10/2018:
A seemingly virginal, though certainly troubled, young woman, Rosemary (played by Sharon Thorpe), finds herself both unable to have sex unless in impersonal situations and also swirling further and further into madness, particularly upon the death of her estranged father. Where this disturbed path that her troubled psyche takes her upon will ultimately lead is anyone's guess, but one thing is for certain, and that's that it will be dark...and sexual. Such is the case in "Baby Rosemary", a bizarre, though very good, re-release of a 1976 Howard Perkins film by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Sharon Kane, Ron Jeremy, John Leslie, Kay Parker, Michael Morrison, Lisa Lake, Jon Martin, David Morris, Blair Harris, John Seeman, Dorothy LeMay, Bonnie Holiday, Ken Scudder, Kandi Barbour, Candida Royalle, Karen Penzell, Linda Smith, Jonathon Younger, Tony Grant, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Chris Warfield
Release date: 2/10/2015
Previews: Previews
Champagne for Breakfast review summaries:
fu_q's
Emboldened by a female colleague's wanton activities, a newly-minted, cosmetic industry Vice President, the stunning legend, Lesllie Bovee, embarks upon a quest of sexual exploration and gratification around her home base of San Francisco. Given her rising station in life, she's in need of a trustworthy bodyguard to keep her safe, which she finds in the down-on-his-luck smooth-talker and former Navy boxer, John Leslie, who pretends to be gay to get the job. Of course, John's charade, coupled with both of their prurient proclivities, results in a powder keg that's simply bound to explode...in all manner of fucking. Such is the case in "Champagne for Breakfast", a very good, 1980 release from Chris Warfield and re-mastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 1/30/2019:
Emboldened by a female colleague's wanton activities, a newly-minted, cosmetic industry Vice President, the stunning legend, Lesllie Bovee, embarks upon a quest of sexual exploration and gratification around her home base of San Francisco. Given her rising station in life, she's in need of a trustworthy bodyguard to keep her safe, which she finds in the down-on-his-luck smooth-talker and former Navy boxer, John Leslie, who pretends to be gay to get the job. Of course, John's charade, coupled with both of their prurient proclivities, results in a powder keg that's simply bound to explode...in all manner of fucking. Such is the case in "Champagne for Breakfast", a very good, 1980 release from Chris Warfield and re-mastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: Joey Silvera, John Leslie, Kay Parker, Annette Haven, Abigail Clayton, Desiree West, Peter Whigham, Sharon Thorpe, Amber Hunt, Suzette Holland, Carole Tong, Kent Hall, Jack Wright, Carl Regal, Maureen Spring, Cris Cassidy, Johnny Keyes, Carol Tong, Peter Johns, Roberto Ramos, Jake Freeman, Sean Desmond, Dennis Ratto, Carol Watts, Sally Carey, Rachel Blue, Sandra Pan, Miki Raver, Jack Train, Joan Worth, Ann Martin, Roger Kaho, Jay Zukerman, Tony Saenz, Dale Kalberg, Ben Blankenship, Pat Parker, Rex Harrison, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli
Release date: 1/1/2015
Sex World (Blu-ray) (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
fu_q's
Mixing science and sexuality to help its clients fulfill their most intimate and deepest of desires, "Sex World" is a resort that ushers in groups of hand-picked tourists who are looking for a bit more out of their getaway than the standard vacation has to offer. Indeed, they're seeking sexual liberation and fulfillment--in one form or another--and Sex World is just the place to give it to them. Of course, along the way, the complexity and intricate, interwoven nature of human sexuality is explored. Such is the case in Anthony Spinelli's 1977 release of the same title, a landmark film in the history of adult fare. [read the full review]
review from 2/25/2019:
Mixing science and sexuality to help its clients fulfill their most intimate and deepest of desires, "Sex World" is a resort that ushers in groups of hand-picked tourists who are looking for a bit more out of their getaway than the standard vacation has to offer. Indeed, they're seeking sexual liberation and fulfillment--in one form or another--and Sex World is just the place to give it to them. Of course, along the way, the complexity and intricate, interwoven nature of human sexuality is explored. Such is the case in Anthony Spinelli's 1977 release of the same title, a landmark film in the history of adult fare. [read the full review]
Rick L. Blalock's
SexWorld is a luxury resort, advertised as the ultimate sex-themed getaway, where people travel to try and overcome their sexual problems. As the resort's guests slowly become aware of their inhibitions, fears, and repressed urges, with the help of robotic surrogate lovers, director Anthony Spinelli's camera paints a haunting picture of human insecurities set against a science fiction backdrop. [read the full review]
review from 7/18/2016:
SexWorld is a luxury resort, advertised as the ultimate sex-themed getaway, where people travel to try and overcome their sexual problems. As the resort's guests slowly become aware of their inhibitions, fears, and repressed urges, with the help of robotic surrogate lovers, director Anthony Spinelli's camera paints a haunting picture of human insecurities set against a science fiction backdrop. [read the full review]
Flash's
Sex World is a decent film to come from the golden age. While it isn't the best film that Anthony Spinelli made, it is far from the worst as well. The film delivers on the sex and gives a decent plot. Vinegar Syndrome has done an amazing job with this release with an absolutely stunning picture and some great extras. [read the full review]
review from 2/10/2016:
Sex World is a decent film to come from the golden age. While it isn't the best film that Anthony Spinelli made, it is far from the worst as well. The film delivers on the sex and gives a decent plot. Vinegar Syndrome has done an amazing job with this release with an absolutely stunning picture and some great extras. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, John Leslie, Annette Haven, Desiree West, Sharon Thorpe, Joan Devlon, Melba Bruce, Suzy Chung, Toni Scott, Veronica Taylor, Ric Lutze, Marius Mazmanian, Buck Flower, Lesllie Bovee, Mick Jones, Esther Walker, Patrick Wright, Tallie Chochrane, Brenda Fogarty, Bobbi Jewell, Joan Morris, Lucy Coley, Donna Bowman, Cece Cochran, Charles Blessing, Linda McGain, Lydia Forsythe, Marion Wilcox, Marge Minter, Robin Sutherland
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Alan Colberg
Release date: 7/8/2014
Peekarama: All Night Long / Tapestry Of Passion review summaries:
Flash's
This release from Vinegar Syndrome collects two films from director Alan Colberg and star John Holmes. Tapestry of Passion, the eighth Johnny Wadd film, doesn't fit in well with the series, but is an amazing adult film from the 1970s and should not be missed. All Night Long is a comedy, which is okay but nowhere on the level of Tapestry of Passion. The presentation of both films by Vinegar Syndrome is amazing. [read the full review]
review from 7/12/2014:
This release from Vinegar Syndrome collects two films from director Alan Colberg and star John Holmes. Tapestry of Passion, the eighth Johnny Wadd film, doesn't fit in well with the series, but is an amazing adult film from the 1970s and should not be missed. All Night Long is a comedy, which is okay but nowhere on the level of Tapestry of Passion. The presentation of both films by Vinegar Syndrome is amazing. [read the full review]