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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 3 movies with Nicole Scent.

Reviews of Nicole Scent Movies (3)

Boxcover for Top Secret (California Star)
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Vanessa Del Rio, Nicole Scent, Chris Edwards, Michale Van Scott, Donna Lamancha
Directed by: Barbara Behr
Release date: 8/3/2007
Top Secret (California Star) review summaries:
Flash's
review from 11/12/2016:
Top Secret falls into many of the pratfalls that plagued adult films. The film suffers from a thin plot that never entirely makes any sense. The film also capitalizes on its main actress for the bondage scenes completely ignoring the other female actresses in the film which will likely disappoint viewers. Vanessa del Rio does bring heat to her scenes elevating the heat higher than they deserve. California Star has done a poor job with their release utilizing a video master instead of a film master for Top Secret. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Scent of Heather, A
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Tracey Adams, Vanessa Del Rio, Veronica Hart, Christie Ford, R. Bolla, Christine Ford, Jessica Teal, Ron Hudd, Lisa B., Felix Krull, Nicole Scent, Mark Lewis, Louise Hasler, Susan Nadir, Bobbie Burton, Foster Waine, Larry Strange
Studio: Video-X-Pix
Directed by: Bill Eagle
Release date: 5/21/2003
Previews: Previews
Scent of Heather, A review summaries:
andyblake's
review from 5/2/2008:
Golden Age film featuring Veronica Hart [read the full review]
Boxcover for Delicious & All American Girls 2 (Double Feature)
(3.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Tom Byron, Paul Thomas, Debi Diamond, Ron Jeremy, Marc Wallice, Blake Palmer, Misty Regan, Desiree Cousteau, Veronica Hart, Shauna Grant, Jerry Butler, Paul Barresi, Karen Summer, R. Bolla, Laurie Smith, Rosa Lee Kimball, Aaron Stuart, George Payne, Gina Martell, Jane Kelton, Michael Gaunt, Jodi Swafford, Nicole Scent, Candida Royalle, Ken Starbuck
Studio: Adam & Eve
Directed by: Bill Eagle
Release date: 8/5/2002
Delicious & All American Girls 2 (Double Feature) review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 7/23/2017:
The frigid, disinterested mistress of an archaic mansion, Candida Royalle, and her philandering husband, Aaron Stuart, are not only having marital issues but are also having trouble keeping a good maid around. Of course, this is primarily because Aaron keeps fucking all of them, and Candida subsequently fires them. In to save the day ultimately pops a lovely witch, Veronica Hart, who takes on the role of the perfect (...and perfectly horny...) maid to help them all overcome their impediments. Indeed, in some ways akin to a kinky, darker version of "Mary Poppins", Veronica's character is a dick-raising, erotic enchantress who sates everyone's desires--and solves their various problems--with but a glance (...and her magical, multi-purpose pussy). Such is the case in "Delicious", an overall-good, 1981 film from director Bill Eagle that was re-released as part of an Adam and Eve "double feature". [read the full review]
YogaGrrl's
review from 11/2/2002:
Casts: DeliciousVeronica Hart, Candida Royalle, Nicole Scent, Desiree Cousteau, Jane Kelton, R. Bolla, Aaron Stuart, Arthur West, Michael Gaunt, Ron Jeremy, George Payne; All American Girls 2Shauna Grant, Shelli Rey, Laurie Smith, Michelle Lee, Gina Martell, Rose Brandon, Jodie Preston, Ron Jeremy, Blake Palmer, Ken Starbuck, Tom Byron. Directors: Philip Drexler Jr. (Delicious); Bill Eagle (All American Girls 2) Production dates: ©1981 (Delicious); ©1983 (All American Girls 2) Lengths: 81 min. (Delicious); 84 min. (All American Girls 2) Extras: A photo gallery for each movie (18 images for Delicious and 30 images for All American Girls 2) and 15 trailers. Audio/visual quality: Overall, the audiovisual quality of the movies is acceptable given their age. Both are shot on film, with minimal scratches and other blemishes in the prints. The colors in Delicious appear somewhat faded with time, and the original editing feels choppy, with too many quick cuts between genital and facial close-ups. The focus and lighting are pretty good, however. [read the full review]