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Reviews of Nina Hartley Movies by Stuart Canterbury (2)

Boxcover for Smoke Screen (Caballero)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Nina Hartley, Renee Summers, Jade East, Jesse Eastern, Robert Bullock, Megan Leigh, Scott St. James
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Stuart Canterbury
Release date: 4/21/2007
Smoke Screen (Caballero) review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 9/13/2011:
I have decided to take a walk back into the past in watching and reviewing “Smoke Screen” from Caballero. This late-80’s / early-90’s release stars Megan Leigh who, along with being one of the first actresses I saw in a porno as a young man, also met with a tragic and untimely end…(rest in peace, Megan). In this stroll down memory lane, one finds all of the trappings of porn that one would expect from this era. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Midsummer Night's Cream, A
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Michael J. Cox, Nick East, Shay Sweet, Kyle Stone, Evan Stone [I] (straight), Cheyenne Silver, Nakita Kash, Nina Hartley, McKayla, Amber Michaels, Ginger Paige, Heather Lynn, Ava Vincent, Sydnee Steele
Studio: Adam & Eve
Directed by: Stuart Canterbury
Release date: 12/19/2000
Midsummer Night's Cream, A review summaries:
astroknight's
review from 12/17/2000:
Running Time: 89 min. Production Date: 23 March 2000 Director: Stuart Canterbury, who also adapted the story to its current form Cast: Sydnee Steele, Nina Hartley, Shay Sweet, Ava Vincent, Cheyenne Silver, McKayla, Amber Michaels, Ginger Paige, Heather Lyn, Nakita Kash, Evan Stone, Michael J. Cox, Kyle Stone, and Nick East Initial Expectations: I enjoy Stuart Canterburys films, and he struck me as a great person to do a Shakespearean porn movie. Adam & Eve can be a mixed bag on their DVDs, but this appeared to be well done. Initial Reaction: A Midsummers Night Cream is a very well done Shakespearian porno. There are a few faults, but theyre fairly minor. Adam & Eve really put a lot of effort into the extras on this DVD, and I think their effort payed off. Audio /Video Quality: As usual with Stuart Canterbury, A Midsummers Night Cream is shot on film, so theres some grain issues. If you want a crystal clear picture, it isnt here. [read the full review]