Reviews of Margaret Smith Movies with Trailers (2)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Amber Lynn, Paul Thomas, Buck Adams, Veronica Hart, Jerry Butler, David Christopher, Jay Serling, Johnny Nineteen, Tish Ambrose, Taija Rae, Marita Ekberg, Scott Baker, Marco Nero, Sarah Bernard, Charlie Latour, Margaret Smith, Christine Lambar, Deahana, Linda Lowe, Niki Jordan, Beth Broderick, Patricia Schenfelle, Billy D. Boadus II, Chas Mullen, Dave Mazzeo, Deech Ross, Dick Merrick, F. Murtz, Gator, Jacques Daniel, Larry David, Steve Breeze, Steve Lockwood, Tony Toledo, Bill Landis
Studio: Gourmet Video (GVC)
Directed by: Chuck Vincent
Release date: 1/4/2008
Previews: Previews
House Of the Rising Sun: The Bordello (Gourmet) review summaries:
fu_q's
Nothing but trouble (...and hot fucking...) ensues when an arrogant, corporate VP finds out about a semi-profitable New Orleans brothel that his company owns, the keys to which have just been handed over to a former--and now returned--working girl. Such is the case in "House of the Rising Sun: The Bordello", an overall-good, 1985 flick from director Chuck Vincent and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]
review from 5/7/2016:
Nothing but trouble (...and hot fucking...) ensues when an arrogant, corporate VP finds out about a semi-profitable New Orleans brothel that his company owns, the keys to which have just been handed over to a former--and now returned--working girl. Such is the case in "House of the Rising Sun: The Bordello", an overall-good, 1985 flick from director Chuck Vincent and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Henri Pachard, Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, Jack Wrangler, Samantha Fox, Veronica Hart, Merle Michaels, Bobby Astyr, Jerry Butler, Kelly Nichols, Michael Knight [I] (classic), Gloria Leonard, Josh Andrews, Cami Graham, George Payne, Peter Andrews, Dory Devon, Ron Hudd, Marco Nero, Roy Stuart, John Christopher, Frederick Foster, Adam DeHaven, Kurt Mann, Patricia Dale, Margaret Smith, Frank Adams, Adam De Haven, Earl Arno, Phil Smith, Rex Capizo, Margo DuMont, Bill Krandell, Jack Mead, Steve Nimrod, Harley Quinn, Jese Paul de Valois, Manena Brown, Robert Lipton, F. McKrell, Michael Parr, Frederick Rein, Gunter Stern, Max Torge, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Chuck Vincent
Release date: 10/7/2004
Previews: Previews
Roommates (Video-X-Pix) review summaries:
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It's a hefty dose of reality--and reality ain't always fair--for a trio of young women trying to chase down their dreams and make their way through the dirt and grime that is the Big Apple of the early 1980's. Indeed, "Roommates" from Chuck Vincent and Video-X-Pix, an exceptional, 1981 release, brings together a former prostitute trying to escape her past (Samantha Fox), a drug-addicted model who seems to find trouble everywhere she turns (Kelly Nichols), and an aspiring actress from out of town (Veronica Hart) as newly-minted roomies in the rough life of NYC. Quickly bonding, the women go through all manner of life's trials and tribulations together, often finding solace and comfort solely in one another's arms. [read the full review]
review from 7/2/2016:
It's a hefty dose of reality--and reality ain't always fair--for a trio of young women trying to chase down their dreams and make their way through the dirt and grime that is the Big Apple of the early 1980's. Indeed, "Roommates" from Chuck Vincent and Video-X-Pix, an exceptional, 1981 release, brings together a former prostitute trying to escape her past (Samantha Fox), a drug-addicted model who seems to find trouble everywhere she turns (Kelly Nichols), and an aspiring actress from out of town (Veronica Hart) as newly-minted roomies in the rough life of NYC. Quickly bonding, the women go through all manner of life's trials and tribulations together, often finding solace and comfort solely in one another's arms. [read the full review]