Reviews of Paris Dahl Movies with Trailers (2)
Barely Legal: All Girl Slumber Party review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 82 min. Production Date: 1 / 29 / 2006 Director: Wit Maverick Cast: Anita Blue, Aubrey Banks, Cassie Courtland, Jeanie Marie Sullivan, Leah Luv, Paris Dahl, Sammie Rhodes, and Siena Moore The Short Story Initial Expectations: Wit Maverick has made some pretty good movies. I'm not into barely legal action that much, but with Sammie Rhodes and Cassie Courtland in this one I can't help but be a little interested. Initial Reaction: It almost put me to sleep. Who Should Watch It : Fans of all girl barely legal action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting passion over eye candy The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are okay. The audio is on the weak side, with a few background nosies and balance problems along with music covering up the girls. The video also left a bit to be desired. It's very clear, but there are shadows, inconsistent lighting, and minor motion problems which definitely interfered with the movie for me. [read the full review]
review from 7/9/2006:
The Little Details Running Time: 82 min. Production Date: 1 / 29 / 2006 Director: Wit Maverick Cast: Anita Blue, Aubrey Banks, Cassie Courtland, Jeanie Marie Sullivan, Leah Luv, Paris Dahl, Sammie Rhodes, and Siena Moore The Short Story Initial Expectations: Wit Maverick has made some pretty good movies. I'm not into barely legal action that much, but with Sammie Rhodes and Cassie Courtland in this one I can't help but be a little interested. Initial Reaction: It almost put me to sleep. Who Should Watch It : Fans of all girl barely legal action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting passion over eye candy The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are okay. The audio is on the weak side, with a few background nosies and balance problems along with music covering up the girls. The video also left a bit to be desired. It's very clear, but there are shadows, inconsistent lighting, and minor motion problems which definitely interfered with the movie for me. [read the full review]
Larry's Angels review summaries:
morbidthoughts'
I should've known better. In January, a bevy of girls had signed for Hustler at the AVN show. I had only recognised Memphis Monroe out of this group and supposedly these were new contract girls for Larry Flynt Publications. Hence, Larry's Angels. So I decided to get this video to get a hardcore glimpse of Joey Hart and Paris Dahl. Memphis Monroe, Holly Wellin (a), and Reno Joey Hart & Jerry Joey Hart & Paris Dahl Memphis Monroe & Kris Knight Joey Hart & Jean Val Jean The Hustler Honeys are attractive but they're not very hardcore so Holly Wellin was brought in to give some anal to the movie. Holly looks similar to Memphis actually. Joey Hart formerly known as Adel Sharpe or Adel Miller gets three scenes. The scenes that introduce Memphis and Joey respectively include a monologue interview. Memphis answers a question with "I like to fuck everyone." Well, she flinches from the facial though. Joey wasn't that much better. [read the full review]
review from 4/25/2006:
I should've known better. In January, a bevy of girls had signed for Hustler at the AVN show. I had only recognised Memphis Monroe out of this group and supposedly these were new contract girls for Larry Flynt Publications. Hence, Larry's Angels. So I decided to get this video to get a hardcore glimpse of Joey Hart and Paris Dahl. Memphis Monroe, Holly Wellin (a), and Reno Joey Hart & Jerry Joey Hart & Paris Dahl Memphis Monroe & Kris Knight Joey Hart & Jean Val Jean The Hustler Honeys are attractive but they're not very hardcore so Holly Wellin was brought in to give some anal to the movie. Holly looks similar to Memphis actually. Joey Hart formerly known as Adel Sharpe or Adel Miller gets three scenes. The scenes that introduce Memphis and Joey respectively include a monologue interview. Memphis answers a question with "I like to fuck everyone." Well, she flinches from the facial though. Joey wasn't that much better. [read the full review]