Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Mark Stevens.
Reviews of Mark Stevens Movies (2)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Eric Edwards, Marc Stevens, Kevin Andre, Helen Madigan, Tina Russell, Mark Stevens, Jason Russell, Ultra Max, Janice King, Harding Harrison, Steve Tulkner, Jean Jeffries, Cynthia Lee, Marcello Bonino, Nick Harley, Bob Balhatchet, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Gourmet Video (GVC)
Directed by: Jerry Denby
Release date: 7/14/2009
Previews: Previews
Whatever Happened To Miss September? review summaries:
fu_q's
A quest to find the object of a wealthy business tycoon's obsession, an elusive centerfold played by the all-American brunette Tina Russell, leads a private investigator to uncover more than he had ever bargained for. Such is the case in "Whatever Happened To Miss September?", an overall-good, 1973 flick from Jerry Denby and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]
review from 1/16/2016:
A quest to find the object of a wealthy business tycoon's obsession, an elusive centerfold played by the all-American brunette Tina Russell, leads a private investigator to uncover more than he had ever bargained for. Such is the case in "Whatever Happened To Miss September?", an overall-good, 1973 flick from Jerry Denby and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ovidie, Mark Stevens, Eileen Daly, Gry Bay, Thomas Raft, Morten Schelbech, Thomas Lundy
Studio: Innocent Pictures
Directed by: Jessica Nilsson
Release date: 10/30/2005
All About Anna (Innocent Pictures) review summaries:
dumblonde's
Innocent Pictures in association with Zentropa Productions presents All About Anna Ever wonder why no one makes a good porn flick with mainstream quality that would actually appeal to females? Read on. Innocent Pictures has wondered. The erotic subsidiary of Lars von Trier's Zentropa Films makes porn for women, by women, with higher production values than the typical porno. As stated in their manifesto, they believe women would watch hardcore films if they're well done and actually cater to women's tastes. I'm no longer so sure, but their intentions are good, and this is something I've been complaining about for a long time. I've heard these words from others before, but Innocent means it. It's in the manifesto. Their first two films were Constance and Pink Prison starring Katja Kean, but for this one they decided on a new approach, and I had high hopes for Anna. Were you high? Anna was going to be more like a real mainstream movie, with actual hardcore sex scenes that weren't just thrown in gratuitously. [read the full review]
review from 10/29/2006:
Innocent Pictures in association with Zentropa Productions presents All About Anna Ever wonder why no one makes a good porn flick with mainstream quality that would actually appeal to females? Read on. Innocent Pictures has wondered. The erotic subsidiary of Lars von Trier's Zentropa Films makes porn for women, by women, with higher production values than the typical porno. As stated in their manifesto, they believe women would watch hardcore films if they're well done and actually cater to women's tastes. I'm no longer so sure, but their intentions are good, and this is something I've been complaining about for a long time. I've heard these words from others before, but Innocent means it. It's in the manifesto. Their first two films were Constance and Pink Prison starring Katja Kean, but for this one they decided on a new approach, and I had high hopes for Anna. Were you high? Anna was going to be more like a real mainstream movie, with actual hardcore sex scenes that weren't just thrown in gratuitously. [read the full review]
