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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Natasha Pylyp.

Reviews of Natasha Pylyp Movies (1)

Boxcover for Private Penthouse 7: Sex Opera
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Philippe Dean, David Perry, Eva Black, Alex Mantegna, Ian Scott, Loureen Kiss, Dora Venter, Lynn Stone, Michelle Wild, Eva Mercedes, Natasha Pylyp
Studio: Private
Directed by: Antonio Adamo
Release date: 5/17/2001
Private Penthouse 7: Sex Opera review summaries:
Goldmember's
review from 5/10/2003:
Sex Opera Directed by Antonio Adamo Overall Impression I loved "Sex Opera" when I first watched several years ago, and I was pleased to see that it still stands up. This one stars raven haired, Ucranian goddes Natasha. You may remember her from some of Adamo's other projects like Virtualia 1&2 and "The Last Muse". She is a fantastic performer, but seems to have had a relatively short career. So if your a fan this is the difinitive Natasha film. She stars in four of the eight scenes and electrifies the screen with her sleek sexy frame. This was also the film I first had the pleasure of seeing Dora and I have enjoyed her scowl ever since. Plot "Leonard, a young sculptor, is immersed in economic problems. Forced to get further into debt, he has to face up to an influential art dealer, Franz." Scene 1 Natasha This is a winning oral performance here from Natasha. Some beautiful deepthroating plus some kinky spit swapping. The rest of the scene is strong as well with some good sexual heat plus some backdoor action. [read the full review]
Peeping Tom's
review from 7/3/2001:
Cast: Dora Venter, Natasha, Michelle Wild (Katia in closing credits), Lynn Stone, Mercedes (Eva Black in closing credits), Laureen Kiss, Phillipe Dean, David Perry, Ian Scott, Alex Mantegna. Directed by Antonio Adamo. Date of Production: 4/2001 (box) (released June 2001). Running Time: ~1 hour 42 minutes. Screenshots (Explicit Content) Don't go into "Sex Opera" expecting lesbian trysts with 300 lb Scandinavian women in Viking helmets, DP'ed sopranos, arias in praise of fellatio, or the tragic deaths of the entire cast at the end of it all; there's none of that here. What "Sex Opera" does have is a threadbare plot concerning the art (not music) world, replete with horrible acting. It also has a great female cast, good production values, exceptional A/V quality, and good-to-very-good sex scenes. [read the full review]