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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Paula Harlow.

Reviews of Paula Harlow Movies (2)

Boxcover for Sky Foxes
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, Peter North, Sheena Horne, Brittany Stryker, Billy Dee, Paula Harlow, Krista Lane, Johnny Nineteen
Studio: Pure Play
Release date: 9/7/2004
Sky Foxes review summaries:
Tongue in Groove's
review from 6/7/2005:
Sky Foxes is a 1987 VCA release which offers all that was good (and bad) in 80s porn. That is, the plot is asinine, the sets amateur, the acting miserable, and the pubic hair plentiful. On the other hand, the girls look pretty good (despite the hairy bushes), the camera stays on the action pretty well, and there is heat in nearly every scene. This flick is so old, it apparently was legal in those days to smoke on airplanes. The stewardesses (not called flight attendants then) all wear very low-cut uniforms and take every opportunity to stick their tits in the faces of the male travelers. The star of this oldie but goodies, IHMO, is cute blond Sheena Horne. She offered a girl next door look and was always sexually energetic. Not the drop dead gorgeous looks of, say, Ginger Lynn, but a wholesome face and dynamite body. Come back, Sheena! Blond Megan Bradley gets tag-teamed by Mike Horner and Johnny Nineteen (great name!) in the opener set in a hotel room. She takes a nice pair of facials to end the romp. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Things Change 1: My First Time
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Heather Hart, Kym Wilde, Jon Dough, Deidre Holland, Nikki Dial, Francesca, Paula Harlow, Lilli Xene
Studio: Metro
Release date: 4/24/2000
Things Change 1: My First Time review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 7/11/2016:
A spontaneous encounter with a male friend sparks a beautiful young woman, Nikki Dial, to leave an otherwise-happy, lesbian relationship with her girlfriend, Deidre Holland, and to embark upon a quest to discover her true sexuality. Such is the case in "Things Change: My First Time", a very good, 1993 release from Metro and director Paul Thomas. [read the full review]