Reviews of Nina Hartley Caballero Movies (4)
(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
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]
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]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Shanna McCullough, Mike Horner, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Gina Carrera, Jamie Gillis, Nina Hartley, Patti Petite, Nick Random, Herschel Savage
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Henri Pachard
Release date: 1/2/2005
Showdown (Caballero) review summaries:
fu_q's
"Showdown" is a mid-80s, western-themed production from director Henri Pachard and Caballero that, despite many promising moments, never really follows through strongly enough to be worthwhile. [read the full review]
review from 1/25/2013:
"Showdown" is a mid-80s, western-themed production from director Henri Pachard and Caballero that, despite many promising moments, never really follows through strongly enough to be worthwhile. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Shanna McCullough, Joey Silvera, Nina Hartley, John Leslie, Lauryl Canyon, Jerry Butler, Taija Rae, Jennifer Hart
Studio: Caballero
Release date: 8/31/2003
Spoiled (Caballero) review summaries:
fu_q's
The lovely 80's lass, Taija Rae, has been three-timing a trio of men--an upscale gentleman (John Leslie), an egotistical hot-shot (Joey Silvera), and a sensitive nice guy (Jerry Butler)--and she's devised a game, wherein each man opens a mystery gift (and fucks her) to determine who will win her hand in marriage. Of course, Taija's jealous "friend", adult industry legend Nina Hartley, concocts some plans of her own upon hearing about the little contest that her buddy has going on. While who--if anyone--will ultimately win Taija's affection remains to be seen, one thing that's for certain is that there'll be a lot of sucking and fucking along the way. Such is the case in "Spoiled", a decent, 1987 release from director Stuart Canterbury and Caballero. [read the full review]
review from 8/28/2019:
The lovely 80's lass, Taija Rae, has been three-timing a trio of men--an upscale gentleman (John Leslie), an egotistical hot-shot (Joey Silvera), and a sensitive nice guy (Jerry Butler)--and she's devised a game, wherein each man opens a mystery gift (and fucks her) to determine who will win her hand in marriage. Of course, Taija's jealous "friend", adult industry legend Nina Hartley, concocts some plans of her own upon hearing about the little contest that her buddy has going on. While who--if anyone--will ultimately win Taija's affection remains to be seen, one thing that's for certain is that there'll be a lot of sucking and fucking along the way. Such is the case in "Spoiled", a decent, 1987 release from director Stuart Canterbury and Caballero. [read the full review]
Amanda by Night 2 review summaries:
classix comment's
While Jack Remy isn't nearly as fine of a director as he is cinematographer, Amanda by Night 2 proves to be a much better than average late 80s X rated film. Well written and shot, this is a worthy film which, as things like this go, has received a much worse than it should have treatment on DVD. [read the full review]
review from 10/12/2008:
While Jack Remy isn't nearly as fine of a director as he is cinematographer, Amanda by Night 2 proves to be a much better than average late 80s X rated film. Well written and shot, this is a worthy film which, as things like this go, has received a much worse than it should have treatment on DVD. [read the full review]