Reviews of Lisa De Leeuw Movies by Paul G. Vatelli (2)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ginger Lynn, Randy West, Sharon Mitchell, Jamie Gillis, Nick Random, Billy Dee, Bridgette Monet, Lisa De Leeuw, Jerry Butler, Sheri St. Clair, Shone Taylor, Francois Papillon, Tess Ferre, Tantala Ray
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Paul G. Vatelli
Release date: 1/1/2008
Beverly Hills Cox review summaries:
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Nothing but trouble (...and sex...) follow when an investigation into the "Boner Bandit" leads Ginger Lynn (as Suzy Cox), a young P.I. from Des Moines, Iowa, to Beverly Hills, California. Such is the case in "Beverly Hill's Cox", a very good, mid-80's release from Caballero and Paul Vatelli. [read the full review]
review from 11/23/2015:
Nothing but trouble (...and sex...) follow when an investigation into the "Boner Bandit" leads Ginger Lynn (as Suzy Cox), a young P.I. from Des Moines, Iowa, to Beverly Hills, California. Such is the case in "Beverly Hill's Cox", a very good, mid-80's release from Caballero and Paul Vatelli. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Mike Horner, Bridgette Monet, Lisa De Leeuw, Linda Shaw, Kevin James, Dave Cannon, Stoney Curtis, Herschel Savage, Pat Manning, Little Oral Annie, Anna Pierce, John Ogden, Eleyna Desantis, Louis Vincent, Dale Dans, Mary Evans, Beatrice Bowan, Edmund J. Lachmann, Paul G. Vatelli
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Paul G. Vatelli
Release date: 3/29/2003
Previews: Previews
I Like To Watch (Caballero) review summaries:
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It seems like just about everyone is fucking everyone else, and those who aren't fucking are peeking in on those who are, in "I Like To Watch", a very good, 1982 release from Caballero and director Paul G. Vatelli. While a television fashion show that Pat Manning is putting on with the aid of her lovely, brunette assistant, Bridgette Monet, serves as the backdrop for this sexual escapade, it's truly its finely-captured and well-played erotic encounters that set it apart. [read the full review]
review from 10/15/2016:
It seems like just about everyone is fucking everyone else, and those who aren't fucking are peeking in on those who are, in "I Like To Watch", a very good, 1982 release from Caballero and director Paul G. Vatelli. While a television fashion show that Pat Manning is putting on with the aid of her lovely, brunette assistant, Bridgette Monet, serves as the backdrop for this sexual escapade, it's truly its finely-captured and well-played erotic encounters that set it apart. [read the full review]