Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Peter Foster.
Reviews of Peter Foster Movies (1)
(3.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Alexandra Silk, Luc Wylder, Angelica Sin, Rich Handsome, Lori Rivers, Robyn Foster, Anais Sin, Jack Bravo, Peter Foster, Aria, Robin Foster
Studio: Adam & Eve
Directed by: Luc Wylder
Release date: 10/5/2001
Sex Across America 5: Miami review summaries:
astroknight's
Running Time: 106 min. Production Date: 2 / 26 / 2001 Director: Luc Wylder Cast: Angelica Sin. Rich Handsome, Aria, Jack Bravo, Lori Rivers, Robin Foster, Peter Foster, and of course, Alexandra Silk and Luc Wylder Initial Expectations: Ive had good luck with this series, and am going into this one with high hopes as well. Initial Reaction: Its not quite as good as others in the series, but its still pretty good. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting fun sex with a lot of chemistry Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting nastier sex Audio /Video Quality: The audio is normally clear and well balanced, but there are a few public and outdoor scenes that have some fairly noticeable problems. The video is nicely lit and has a soft feeling. You can tell that some of the feature was shot with a handheld camera, but thats also part of the appeal of Lucs movies. Theres also several soft focus blurs and a bit of slightly inconsistent lighting. Music: The music has a soft feeling, but is often a bit on the loud side. [read the full review]
review from 11/20/2003:
Running Time: 106 min. Production Date: 2 / 26 / 2001 Director: Luc Wylder Cast: Angelica Sin. Rich Handsome, Aria, Jack Bravo, Lori Rivers, Robin Foster, Peter Foster, and of course, Alexandra Silk and Luc Wylder Initial Expectations: Ive had good luck with this series, and am going into this one with high hopes as well. Initial Reaction: Its not quite as good as others in the series, but its still pretty good. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting fun sex with a lot of chemistry Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting nastier sex Audio /Video Quality: The audio is normally clear and well balanced, but there are a few public and outdoor scenes that have some fairly noticeable problems. The video is nicely lit and has a soft feeling. You can tell that some of the feature was shot with a handheld camera, but thats also part of the appeal of Lucs movies. Theres also several soft focus blurs and a bit of slightly inconsistent lighting. Music: The music has a soft feeling, but is often a bit on the loud side. [read the full review]
YogaGrrl's
Cast: Alexandra Silk, Angelica Sin, Marie Silva, Robin Foster, Lori Rivers, Luc Wylder, Peter Foster, Jack Bravo and Rich Handsome. Director: Luc Wylder Production date: 11/18/00 (opening statement); 2/26/01 (box) Length: 106 min. Extras: A 54-min. behind-the-scenes featurette, bios for all female cast, 16 trailers, a gallery with 20 photos (viewable as thumbnails and a slide show) and a hot shot button. Audio/visual quality: The video quality is pretty good, with decent lighting and only minor soft focus issues. Equipment and crew members sometimes appear at the edges of the screen, which is not uncommon for gonzo productions. The white balance is off in scene three, giving the flesh tones an orange cast. The camera angles emphasize close-ups to a greater extent than I recall for other episodes I've seen. This may or may not be a good thing, depending on viewer preference. [read the full review]
review from 6/27/2003:
Cast: Alexandra Silk, Angelica Sin, Marie Silva, Robin Foster, Lori Rivers, Luc Wylder, Peter Foster, Jack Bravo and Rich Handsome. Director: Luc Wylder Production date: 11/18/00 (opening statement); 2/26/01 (box) Length: 106 min. Extras: A 54-min. behind-the-scenes featurette, bios for all female cast, 16 trailers, a gallery with 20 photos (viewable as thumbnails and a slide show) and a hot shot button. Audio/visual quality: The video quality is pretty good, with decent lighting and only minor soft focus issues. Equipment and crew members sometimes appear at the edges of the screen, which is not uncommon for gonzo productions. The white balance is off in scene three, giving the flesh tones an orange cast. The camera angles emphasize close-ups to a greater extent than I recall for other episodes I've seen. This may or may not be a good thing, depending on viewer preference. [read the full review]
