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Reviews of Olinka Movies (1)
(2.5 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Olinka, Franklin Clemente, Rick Martino, Glenda Turner, Barbara O'Farrell, Liz Wilson
Studio: Classic X
Directed by: Ricado Malatoté
Release date: 10/15/2001
Teenage Hustler (Classic X) review summaries:
Flash's
Teenage Hustler is a quickly produced and poorly made adult film. The story is a loss and the sex scenes aren't very good, those that aren't softcore that is. Classic X Collection has done a horrible job with this release which is of bootleg quality. [read the full review]
review from 12/13/2015:
Teenage Hustler is a quickly produced and poorly made adult film. The story is a loss and the sex scenes aren't very good, those that aren't softcore that is. Classic X Collection has done a horrible job with this release which is of bootleg quality. [read the full review]
NeoBumCleaver's
INTRODUCTION The first pornographic review Ill ever write is for a cheeky little film by the name of Teenage Hustler. The film is based around the antics of a young sex maniac by the name of English Billy who always puts women first and often gets into trouble as a result. Teenage Hustler is a light-hearted romp that will most likely keep its audience smiling, but at the same time the movie as several flaws that cannot be ignored and keep it from being a legendary masterpiece. The film opens with a female narrator with an English accent setting the scene in Hollywood, California. No matter their reasons for coming to Hollywood, they come, and come, and come. one of my favorite opening lines from a film. [read the full review]
review from 1/21/2006:
INTRODUCTION The first pornographic review Ill ever write is for a cheeky little film by the name of Teenage Hustler. The film is based around the antics of a young sex maniac by the name of English Billy who always puts women first and often gets into trouble as a result. Teenage Hustler is a light-hearted romp that will most likely keep its audience smiling, but at the same time the movie as several flaws that cannot be ignored and keep it from being a legendary masterpiece. The film opens with a female narrator with an English accent setting the scene in Hollywood, California. No matter their reasons for coming to Hollywood, they come, and come, and come. one of my favorite opening lines from a film. [read the full review]