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Reviews of Nikki Clover Movies (1)
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Dana Vespoli, Shannon Adams, Bobbi Blair, Autumn Bliss, Cassie Courtland, Nikki Clover
Studio: Erocktavision
Directed by: Dana Dane
Release date: 5/29/2006
ErocktaVision 5: Girls Night In review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 84 min. Production Date: 11 / 8 / 2003, 9 / 17 / 2005, 9 / 21 / 2005 Director: Dana Dane Cast: Autumn Bliss, Bobbiee Blair, Cassie Courtland, Dada Vespoli, Niki Clover, and Shannon Adams The Short Story Initial Expectations: I've been kinda digging Dana Dane's Erocktavision series. She has a nice cast once again here, and I can't help but have some decent hope for this one. Initial Reaction: It has some nice moments, but really seemed to need a tighter edit. Who Should Watch It : Anybody who wants a wide range of music styles and artistic all girl porn Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who wants to hear the performers The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very artistic. There's no audio outside of the music, while the video goes all over the place. It mixes full color footage with sepia toned footage, and flashes around in the common style used in music videos. [read the full review]
review from 8/20/2006:
The Little Details Running Time: 84 min. Production Date: 11 / 8 / 2003, 9 / 17 / 2005, 9 / 21 / 2005 Director: Dana Dane Cast: Autumn Bliss, Bobbiee Blair, Cassie Courtland, Dada Vespoli, Niki Clover, and Shannon Adams The Short Story Initial Expectations: I've been kinda digging Dana Dane's Erocktavision series. She has a nice cast once again here, and I can't help but have some decent hope for this one. Initial Reaction: It has some nice moments, but really seemed to need a tighter edit. Who Should Watch It : Anybody who wants a wide range of music styles and artistic all girl porn Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who wants to hear the performers The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very artistic. There's no audio outside of the music, while the video goes all over the place. It mixes full color footage with sepia toned footage, and flashes around in the common style used in music videos. [read the full review]