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Reviews of Peter Lerman Movies with Trailers (2)

Boxcover for Good Girls Of Godiva High, The
(3.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Ron Jeremy, Michael Morrison, Merle Michaels, Robin Sane, R. Bolla, Herschel Savage, Maria Lopez, Rob Martin, Alice Amber, Bob Presley, Davida Monroe, Joe Kane, Kitsy Storme, L.A. Johnson, Mae East, Peter Morrison, Rose Reyes, Susan DeAngelis, Denise Sloan, Peter Lerman, Kittsy Storm, Susan De Angelis, Diana Sloan, Danielle [II] (classic)
Studio: VCX
Directed by: Jim Clark
Release date: 3/29/2003
Previews: Previews
Good Girls Of Godiva High, The review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
review from 6/22/2016:
The Good Girls of Godiva High opens up in the girls gymnasium when we are introduced to the loveliest set of young ladies any modern high school could produce. While scanning through an adult magazine and educating their minds, our young heroines discuss the possibility of changing their traditional Godiva High School dance to a more modern Disco Party. How to convince Miss Lena, the headmistress, played by Susan De Angelis is the girls' dilemma. That answer is provided by one of the boys who just happens to be her gardener. You will long remember the performances by Danielle and Daphne as they wear down super-stud Ian played by Bob Presley, owner of the fabulous Club 52, hottest disco in the city. [read the full review]
fu_q's
review from 5/8/2016:
It's nearing the end of their time at the private, girls-only boarding school for the young (18+) ladies of Godiva High, and they all have their sights set single-mindedly on but one thing--going out with a bang...a disco dance bang, that is. While short on the cash and influence necessary to achieve their goal, the lasses do have one trusty trick up their sleeves (...or, should I say, in their panties...), and they aren't afraid to use it. Such is the case in "The Good Girls of Godiva High", an overall-good, 1979 release from VCX and director Jim Buckley. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Debbie Does Dallas (VCX)
(3.7 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: Eric Edwards, Merle Michaels, Christie Ford, Bambi Woods, David Morris, Arcadia Lake, Rikki O'Neal, Georgette Sanders, R. Bolla, Herschel Savage, Jake Teague, Robin Byrd, David Pierce, Kasey Rodgers, Ben Pierce, Tony Mansfield, Jenny Cole, Paul Hughs, Peter Lerman, Debbie Lewis, Steve Marshall
Studio: VCX
Directed by: Eric Edwards, Jim Clark
Release date: 8/19/2000
Previews: Previews
Debbie Does Dallas (VCX) review summaries:
Flash's
review from 6/12/2017:
Debbie Does Dallas continues to be an extremely popular adult film even to this day and is likely one of the best known of all adult films. The story of Debbie, a cheerleader, is one that transcends time and remains as fresh then as it does today. Debbie Does Dallas isn't the greatest adult film ever made but it certainly is fun to watch. If you haven't seen it yet and you are a fan of the genre, it is time to correct that. VCX has done a decent job with their remastered DVD release of Debbie Does Dallas. The image quality is decent and the audio is great. [read the full review]
fu_q's
review from 8/11/2015:
When Bambi Woods (Debbie) wins an opportunity to be a Texas Cowgirl, she and her fellow cheerleaders will stop at nothing to pay for the trip, even if it means providing special "services" to the local community's men. Such is the case in "Debbie Does Dallas", a very good, extraordinarily recognizable classic from director Jim Buckley and VCX. [read the full review]
classic connoisseur's
review from 2/16/2003:
Length 83:42 Year 1978 This review will be a comparison between the 2 current releases of Debbie Does Dallas by the companies VCX and NuTech. With a review of the movie following. The VCX dvd of Debbie Does Dallas is slightly longer than the NuTech dvd of Debbie Does Dallas. I have seen both and noticed 4 slight cuts to the NuTech dvd. None of which were major. The running time on the VCX dvd is 19 seconds longer than the NuTech dvd, but the NuTech dvd has a better quality picture so I would recommend going with the NuTech dvd over the VCX dvd. The VCX dvd is divided into 5 chapters and there is a pause when the player switches between these chapters. This is not the case on the NuTech dvd as the movie is on one track on the NuTech dvd. The NuTech dvd appears to have been transfered from a film source while the VCX dvd appears to have been mastered from a vhs tape. [read the full review]