Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Murrill Maglio.
Reviews of Murrill Maglio Movies (2)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jill Kelly, Kaitlyn Ashley, Brittany Andrews, Alex Sanders, Nici Sterling, Marc Wallice, Wilde Oscar, Nikita, Jay Ashley, Tony Montana, Teri Weigel, Murrill Maglio, Colt Steel
Studio: Wicked
Directed by: Fred J. Lincoln
Release date: 6/26/2003
Teri Weigel: Centerfold review summaries:
MD James'
Title: Teri Weigel: Centerfold Released by: Wicked Pictures "Centerfold" bills itself as being the story of Teri Weigel. A sad and lonely tale of a centerfold model as she goes from magazines to porn. I guess it shouldnt be a surprise who plays the lead, huh? Yeah, thats right, its former centerfold Teri Weigel. So the movie starts with Teri standing at a street corner, looking like a hooker, and remembering about buying drugs from that corner and wondering about how her life ended up screwed up. (Hey, wait a minute you mean her life was screwed up and it had nothing to do with drugs? Uh-oh! Better not tell the Feds about that!) Okay, so we flashback to a photoshoot. Teri is sitting there watching as the photographer (Jill Kelley) snaps away at a sultry blonde model (Nikita). Teri seems to be turned on by all of this, but then her attention is diverted by some guy in a suit (Wilde Oscar) who sweet-talks her about being famous and "having it all". He convinces her to join him in his office so she could see his hot tub. Flash forward to the present. [read the full review]
review from 3/20/2004:
Title: Teri Weigel: Centerfold Released by: Wicked Pictures "Centerfold" bills itself as being the story of Teri Weigel. A sad and lonely tale of a centerfold model as she goes from magazines to porn. I guess it shouldnt be a surprise who plays the lead, huh? Yeah, thats right, its former centerfold Teri Weigel. So the movie starts with Teri standing at a street corner, looking like a hooker, and remembering about buying drugs from that corner and wondering about how her life ended up screwed up. (Hey, wait a minute you mean her life was screwed up and it had nothing to do with drugs? Uh-oh! Better not tell the Feds about that!) Okay, so we flashback to a photoshoot. Teri is sitting there watching as the photographer (Jill Kelley) snaps away at a sultry blonde model (Nikita). Teri seems to be turned on by all of this, but then her attention is diverted by some guy in a suit (Wilde Oscar) who sweet-talks her about being famous and "having it all". He convinces her to join him in his office so she could see his hot tub. Flash forward to the present. [read the full review]
Inferno (Wicked) review summaries:
astroknight's
Running Time: 82 min. Production Date: 2 / 7 / 1991 Director: F. J. Lincoln and Patty Rhodes Cast: Teri Weigel, Alicyn Sterling, Ashley Nicole, April Rayne, Marc Wallice, Joey Silvera, Joey Murphy, and Murrill Maglio Initial Expectations: Its a Wicked release. Nuff said. Initial Reaction: Ugh! I think this is the worst Wicked release Ive seen. Audio /Video Quality: The audio has quite a bit of wind or some other background noise. Its a kind of fuzz throughout the entire movie. The video is what Id consider good VHS quality. Its slightly grainy and it isnt helped by the bad lighting in most of the movie. Theres also a lot of pixelation flashes towards the end of the movie. Music: To call it cheesy would be a compliment. It ranges from well balanced to extremely overpowering. Review: Inferno tries to get by on the charm of leading lady Teri Weigel, which seems kind of strange as this is her first movie. Teri had a huge following, and she shows a lot of talent in Inferno . [read the full review]
review from 2/13/2001:
Running Time: 82 min. Production Date: 2 / 7 / 1991 Director: F. J. Lincoln and Patty Rhodes Cast: Teri Weigel, Alicyn Sterling, Ashley Nicole, April Rayne, Marc Wallice, Joey Silvera, Joey Murphy, and Murrill Maglio Initial Expectations: Its a Wicked release. Nuff said. Initial Reaction: Ugh! I think this is the worst Wicked release Ive seen. Audio /Video Quality: The audio has quite a bit of wind or some other background noise. Its a kind of fuzz throughout the entire movie. The video is what Id consider good VHS quality. Its slightly grainy and it isnt helped by the bad lighting in most of the movie. Theres also a lot of pixelation flashes towards the end of the movie. Music: To call it cheesy would be a compliment. It ranges from well balanced to extremely overpowering. Review: Inferno tries to get by on the charm of leading lady Teri Weigel, which seems kind of strange as this is her first movie. Teri had a huge following, and she shows a lot of talent in Inferno . [read the full review]
