Reviews of Misty Stone Movies by John E. Depth (2)
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Mandingo, Wesley Pipes, John E. Depth, Carmen Hayes, Kelly Wells, Ace, Tia Tanaka, Misty Stone, Envy Star
Studio: Juicy Entertainment
Directed by: John E. Depth
Release date: 4/4/2012
Anaconda's Insanity review summaries:
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Wesley Pipes, John E. Depth, Veronica Jett, Rico Strong, Lacey Duvalle, Tia Tanaka, Misty Stone, Renae Cruz
Studio: Depth Entertainment Family
Directed by: John E. Depth
Release date: 3/27/2007
Previews: Previews
Anacondas & Lil Mamas review summaries:
Rosco Fuji's
Overall Scenario: Smaller women with big black cocks. This offering from Juicy is very interchangeable with other features in this genre. Single girl approached by a BBC, acts like she might not be able to handle it, but moves forward none the less. Nothing out of the ordinary here, all 5 scenes are one on one with four of the five scenes ending with a facial pop in various degrees. Numerous problems with this release. My first issue is calling the girls Lil Mamas. Are any of these girls MILFS? Has Tia Tanaka popped out a kid? Has the director ever heard of an editing room and a concept called Less is more? Evidently not, as these scenes run way too long overall. What I also dont like is the ridiculous bug eyed expressions or the girls on the box cover. The director wasted his time here, dont you make the same mistake. [read the full review]
review from 5/30/2009:
Overall Scenario: Smaller women with big black cocks. This offering from Juicy is very interchangeable with other features in this genre. Single girl approached by a BBC, acts like she might not be able to handle it, but moves forward none the less. Nothing out of the ordinary here, all 5 scenes are one on one with four of the five scenes ending with a facial pop in various degrees. Numerous problems with this release. My first issue is calling the girls Lil Mamas. Are any of these girls MILFS? Has Tia Tanaka popped out a kid? Has the director ever heard of an editing room and a concept called Less is more? Evidently not, as these scenes run way too long overall. What I also dont like is the ridiculous bug eyed expressions or the girls on the box cover. The director wasted his time here, dont you make the same mistake. [read the full review]