Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Maryanne Fisher.
Reviews of Maryanne Fisher Movies (2)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Leslie, John Seeman, Cyndee Summers, Turk Lyon, Peter Whigham, Amber Hunt, Jack Wright, Rene Bond, Sandy Dempsey, Ken Scudder, Suzanne Fields, Mitzi Fraser, Al Russo, Keith Erickson, Ric Lutze, John Keith, Buck Flower, Andy Bellamy, Maryanne Fisher, Spender Travis, Franklin Anthony, Tom Stevens, Richard Smedley, Kim Durey, Neville Francis, Rocco Manuel, Robert Norman, Jeremy Kaat
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli
Release date: 9/9/2014
Peekarama: Cry For Cindy / Touch Me / Act of Confession review summaries:
Flash's
Vinegar Syndrome has done a nice job with their triple feature release with Cry for Cindy, Touch Me, and Act of Confession. Cry for Cindy is strong enough to warrant its own release and since they have included the softcore version of the film as well, this release is worth picking up alone just for that title. Touch Me isn't as strong a title nor is Act for Confession. However, since all three are Anthony Spinelli titles it is nice they have all been collected into one set. [read the full review]
review from 8/31/2016:
Vinegar Syndrome has done a nice job with their triple feature release with Cry for Cindy, Touch Me, and Act of Confession. Cry for Cindy is strong enough to warrant its own release and since they have included the softcore version of the film as well, this release is worth picking up alone just for that title. Touch Me isn't as strong a title nor is Act for Confession. However, since all three are Anthony Spinelli titles it is nice they have all been collected into one set. [read the full review]
(1.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Jon Martin, John Seeman, Turk Lyon, Michael Orion, Tyler Reynolds, Ken Scudder, Juliette Orwell, Marilyn Zukor, Sandi Carey, Ric Lutze, Yvonne Green, Marsha Wolfe, Dolores Prissington, Josie Farmer, Maryanne Fisher, Teddy King
Studio: Alpha Blue Archives
Directed by: Steve Brown
Release date: 7/27/2006
Midnight Hustle review summaries:
Flash's
Alpha Blue Archives has collected two films that couldn't be more different on their release for Midnight Hustle that are tied together only by their similar sounding names. Midnight Hustle is a light-hearted comedy from the end of the 1970s whereas the second film The Midnight Hustler is a cheaply and poorly churned out one-day production from the beginning of the 1970s. The obvious appeal of the set is for viewers who collect movies with the word Midnight with variations of Hustle in the titles. Neither film has been given an overly good presentation by Alpha Blue Archives, Midnight Hustle doesn't look horrible but is missing a lot of footage and The Midnight Hustler just plain looks awful. [read the full review]
review from 5/27/2017:
Alpha Blue Archives has collected two films that couldn't be more different on their release for Midnight Hustle that are tied together only by their similar sounding names. Midnight Hustle is a light-hearted comedy from the end of the 1970s whereas the second film The Midnight Hustler is a cheaply and poorly churned out one-day production from the beginning of the 1970s. The obvious appeal of the set is for viewers who collect movies with the word Midnight with variations of Hustle in the titles. Neither film has been given an overly good presentation by Alpha Blue Archives, Midnight Hustle doesn't look horrible but is missing a lot of footage and The Midnight Hustler just plain looks awful. [read the full review]
fu_q's
Despite the fact that they have two eager and willing boyfriends chomping at the bit to get into their pants, Marsha Wolfe and Yvonne Green decide that it's far more interesting to whore their way around San Francisco--fucking older strangers as they do--than it is to play with someone their own age. Such is the case in "Midnight Hustle", an overall-good release from Steve Brown and Alpha Blue Archives that highlights both the deviant behavior of these two young lasses and also the cruel denial of their guys. [read the full review]
review from 1/5/2016:
Despite the fact that they have two eager and willing boyfriends chomping at the bit to get into their pants, Marsha Wolfe and Yvonne Green decide that it's far more interesting to whore their way around San Francisco--fucking older strangers as they do--than it is to play with someone their own age. Such is the case in "Midnight Hustle", an overall-good release from Steve Brown and Alpha Blue Archives that highlights both the deviant behavior of these two young lasses and also the cruel denial of their guys. [read the full review]
