Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 7 movies with Michael Christopher.
Reviews of Michael Christopher Movies (7)
(0.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jake Scott, Michael Christopher, Daniel Holt, Kevin Gladstone, Steve Douglas, Lee Carroll, Jeff Folger, Tony Roco, Paul Camrose, Tad Ryan, Stefen Peach, Kathi Stewart, Claudette Folger, Rick Compendium
Studio: BigDickFactory
Directed by: Toby Ross
Release date: 12/15/2016
Last Surfer, The (BigDikFactory) review summaries:
Flash's
The edition of The Last Surfer that Toby Ross and BDF (Big Dik Factory) have released as their streaming-only version on TobyRoss.com has been heavily modified from its original version. There has been footage removed, footage added, footage that has been reappropriated, and an entirely new audio track that changes the entire feel of the film. Do yourself a favor and seek out the original version of the film. [read the full review]
review from 6/2/2018:
The edition of The Last Surfer that Toby Ross and BDF (Big Dik Factory) have released as their streaming-only version on TobyRoss.com has been heavily modified from its original version. There has been footage removed, footage added, footage that has been reappropriated, and an entirely new audio track that changes the entire feel of the film. Do yourself a favor and seek out the original version of the film. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Beau Matthews, Michael Christopher, Adam Stewart, Quinn Curtis, Jeff Wells, Mike DeMarko
Studio: Bijou
Release date: 4/13/2007
How I Got the Story review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
Three silent Nova shorts with added musical soundtracks. HOW I GOT THE STORY features Michael Christopher and Beau Matthews in an idyllic outdoor scene. DOUBLE DEAL with Jeff Wells and Mike Demarco with two solos is clever but ultimately disappointing. PHOTO PLAY with handsome Quinn Curtis and pretty young redheaded Adam Stuart is the most extended and best. They are excellent examples of pre-concom porn that began on 8mm film. [read the full review]
review from 5/31/2008:
Three silent Nova shorts with added musical soundtracks. HOW I GOT THE STORY features Michael Christopher and Beau Matthews in an idyllic outdoor scene. DOUBLE DEAL with Jeff Wells and Mike Demarco with two solos is clever but ultimately disappointing. PHOTO PLAY with handsome Quinn Curtis and pretty young redheaded Adam Stuart is the most extended and best. They are excellent examples of pre-concom porn that began on 8mm film. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Michael Christopher, Jon King, Les Price
Studio: HIS & HIS Gold
Directed by: Roger Earl, Terry LeGrand
Release date: 7/25/2006
Fade Out review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
Although the pre-condom FADE OUT doesnt have a sensational set piece like its companion film FADE IN that featured Jon King in a huge spider web, its still more than worthy of a transfer to DVD. Both were the work of Terry Le Grand and David Earl who produced some unique and wonderful films in the pre-condom era that were always delightfully imbued with humor and camp. The star of FADE OUT is a cute young blond called Chris Allen. Little Chris was one of the first performers I ever saw who had a foreskin. (My best friend had one, but thats another story.) Watching the film again after all these years I realize I still have a thing for Chris. The film begins with Chris going to a fortuneteller played by Mark Edwards, a plump old queen who often appeared in these films. Out comes the Tarot cards and with each card we get a sex scene. Before each scene theres a cloud of dry ice and we see a naked Chris walking into the cloud. (What an ass this kid had!) After this the scenes begin. The first card is The Hermit. This leads to a solo jack off by David Ashfield. [read the full review]
review from 9/23/2006:
Although the pre-condom FADE OUT doesnt have a sensational set piece like its companion film FADE IN that featured Jon King in a huge spider web, its still more than worthy of a transfer to DVD. Both were the work of Terry Le Grand and David Earl who produced some unique and wonderful films in the pre-condom era that were always delightfully imbued with humor and camp. The star of FADE OUT is a cute young blond called Chris Allen. Little Chris was one of the first performers I ever saw who had a foreskin. (My best friend had one, but thats another story.) Watching the film again after all these years I realize I still have a thing for Chris. The film begins with Chris going to a fortuneteller played by Mark Edwards, a plump old queen who often appeared in these films. Out comes the Tarot cards and with each card we get a sex scene. Before each scene theres a cloud of dry ice and we see a naked Chris walking into the cloud. (What an ass this kid had!) After this the scenes begin. The first card is The Hermit. This leads to a solo jack off by David Ashfield. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Blake McDonald, Pierce Daniels, Tico Patterson, Michael Christopher, Shawn Easton, Ricky Turner, Dwan, John Rock, Ken Rogers
Studio: HIS & HIS Gold
Directed by: Kenneth Holloway
Release date: 12/27/2005
Rodeo review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
If youve seen Brokeback Mountain you know that Jake Gyllenhaals character Jack Twist had a scene where he tried to come on to another rodeo rider and was rudely rebuffed. This pre-condom film now reissued onto DVD shows that Jack was simply at the wrong rodeo. In this film directed by Kennith Holloway (Yep, Kennith is the way he spells it) the cowboys are more than willin. Holloway liked to give his films a plot knowing that if we get involved with the characters were more into their sexual encounters. In this little opus Blake McDonald, a cute young guy with dark curly hair and lips that were made to suck a dick, bids farewell to his horse and heads off to see the rodeo. Hitchhiking, hes picked up by Michael Christopher. Michael was not handsome by any means. His face had a sort of squashed look as though he had been roller-skating on the highway and collided with the back of a bus. But when Michael removed his clothes he had considerable charms. He had a fine muscular physique and a very big cock that got awfully hard. [read the full review]
review from 2/26/2006:
If youve seen Brokeback Mountain you know that Jake Gyllenhaals character Jack Twist had a scene where he tried to come on to another rodeo rider and was rudely rebuffed. This pre-condom film now reissued onto DVD shows that Jack was simply at the wrong rodeo. In this film directed by Kennith Holloway (Yep, Kennith is the way he spells it) the cowboys are more than willin. Holloway liked to give his films a plot knowing that if we get involved with the characters were more into their sexual encounters. In this little opus Blake McDonald, a cute young guy with dark curly hair and lips that were made to suck a dick, bids farewell to his horse and heads off to see the rodeo. Hitchhiking, hes picked up by Michael Christopher. Michael was not handsome by any means. His face had a sort of squashed look as though he had been roller-skating on the highway and collided with the back of a bus. But when Michael removed his clothes he had considerable charms. He had a fine muscular physique and a very big cock that got awfully hard. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jim Bentley, Rich Parsons, Michael Christopher
Studio: Tool Factory
Release date: 9/1/2005
Making It Huge review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
There are many films that appeared on VHS in the pre-condom era that will never be missed. Others deserve a second life on DVD. MAKING IT HUGE belongs to the latter group. Its release on DVD is more than justified. Jim Bentley a cute blond with bee-stung lips (who is still going strong today) plays an All-American boy from the Midwest who is about to leave his close friend and lover (Cole Taylor) and embark on an acting career in Hollywood. Their farewell scene is fraught with kissing. Their sex consists solely of deep soul-filled kisses, a bit of cocksucking, and mutual jacking off. (Just what one would expect of naïve midwestern farm boys of that day and age.) Jim reaches L.A. The way he swishes when he gets off the bus lets us know this kids going to be right at home here. Arriving at the drama school run by bearded Daniel Holt, he is shown to his room by Holts assistant Tony Rosario. Youre a sweet boy, Tony, Jim says in thanking him. Its a very appropriate adjective as Tony is indeed a sweet boy. [read the full review]
review from 9/2/2005:
There are many films that appeared on VHS in the pre-condom era that will never be missed. Others deserve a second life on DVD. MAKING IT HUGE belongs to the latter group. Its release on DVD is more than justified. Jim Bentley a cute blond with bee-stung lips (who is still going strong today) plays an All-American boy from the Midwest who is about to leave his close friend and lover (Cole Taylor) and embark on an acting career in Hollywood. Their farewell scene is fraught with kissing. Their sex consists solely of deep soul-filled kisses, a bit of cocksucking, and mutual jacking off. (Just what one would expect of naïve midwestern farm boys of that day and age.) Jim reaches L.A. The way he swishes when he gets off the bus lets us know this kids going to be right at home here. Arriving at the drama school run by bearded Daniel Holt, he is shown to his room by Holts assistant Tony Rosario. Youre a sweet boy, Tony, Jim says in thanking him. Its a very appropriate adjective as Tony is indeed a sweet boy. [read the full review]
(zero stars)(0.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Michael Carr, Beau Matthews, Tim Kramer, Michael Christopher, Danny Combs, Chris Burns, Mike DeMarko, Brian Diaz, Paul Tischler, Sean McWilliams, Vex Werner
Studio: Le Salon
Directed by: Vex Werner
Release date: 10/21/2002
Tony's Initiation (Le Salon) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
What a total rip off this thing is! I had the VHS version and found it so uninteresting that I stored it away in a bottom box in my closet. But I had forgotten how bad it was until watching it on DVD. As a matter of fact the DVD is even worse because it cuts completely the last scene of the filma duo between porn legends Tim Kramer and Michael Christopher that was the only thing worth watching. But this is notI repeat NOTon the DVD. So why is Tims picture on the cover? To lure you into buying it. What we are left with is a dreary, choppy piece of crap that appears to have been edited by Jack the Ripper and silly, boring, lackluster sex. The first name of the director was Vex. It is singularly appropriate. The sound track has unceasing easy listening music form the 80s that will drive you nuts. There are sloppy chapter entry points and nothing else in the extras section. Added to this is the fact that it has been poorly transferred to DVD. [read the full review]
(zero stars)
review from 2/6/2004:What a total rip off this thing is! I had the VHS version and found it so uninteresting that I stored it away in a bottom box in my closet. But I had forgotten how bad it was until watching it on DVD. As a matter of fact the DVD is even worse because it cuts completely the last scene of the filma duo between porn legends Tim Kramer and Michael Christopher that was the only thing worth watching. But this is notI repeat NOTon the DVD. So why is Tims picture on the cover? To lure you into buying it. What we are left with is a dreary, choppy piece of crap that appears to have been edited by Jack the Ripper and silly, boring, lackluster sex. The first name of the director was Vex. It is singularly appropriate. The sound track has unceasing easy listening music form the 80s that will drive you nuts. There are sloppy chapter entry points and nothing else in the extras section. Added to this is the fact that it has been poorly transferred to DVD. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jake Scott, Michael Christopher, Daniel Holt, Steve Douglas, Jeff Folger, Tony Roco, Paul Camrose, Tad Ryan, Stefen Peach, Kathi Stewart, Claudette Folger
Studio: Blue Pictures
Directed by: Toby Ross
Release date: 9/15/2002
Last Surfer, The (Blue Pictures) review summaries:
Flash's
The Last Surfer is a lighthearted and humorous sequel of sorts to Cruisin' 57. Director and writer Toby Ross has created an American Graffitiesque look at the late 1960s where gay individuals are highlighted. The Last Surfer doesn't have a true story to it, however, the music, costumes, and cars make the film feel vintage and The Last Surfer makes for an enjoyable watch. Blue Pictures has done an acceptable job with their DVD release of The Last Surfer with acceptable video and audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 6/2/2018:
The Last Surfer is a lighthearted and humorous sequel of sorts to Cruisin' 57. Director and writer Toby Ross has created an American Graffitiesque look at the late 1960s where gay individuals are highlighted. The Last Surfer doesn't have a true story to it, however, the music, costumes, and cars make the film feel vintage and The Last Surfer makes for an enjoyable watch. Blue Pictures has done an acceptable job with their DVD release of The Last Surfer with acceptable video and audio quality. [read the full review]
