Reviews of Rebecca Lynn Movies with Trailers (2)
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Joey Silvera, Rebecca Lynn, Jamie Summers, Siobhan Hunter, Brittany Stryker, Jerry Butler
Studio: Vivid Wave
Directed by: Henri Pachard
Release date: 6/21/2000
Previews: Previews
Brat, The review summaries:
Saki's
The Brat (1987) Studio Vivid Wave Director Henri Pachard Starring Jamie Summers, Siobhan Hunter, Brittany Striker, Sheena Horne, Rebecca Lynn, Jerry Butler, Joey Silvera Running Time 1:15 DVD Format Double Sided, Single Layer Special Features Full motion video main menu; full motion video chapter selection; 3 short video clips; profiles of 8 Vivid Girls; 15 random video clips on side B; 10 trailers on side B; and Dolby 5.1 audio Themes Bitchy wife, cum in mouth, rimming (f->m), adultery, office sex Video Capture Click for larger size (shown only to illustrate video quality) [ /image ] --> The First Word: One of the first major video franchises, The Brat established Jamie Summers as a major star and positioned Vivid to be the dominant video force that it has become. It's directed by the legendary Henri Pachard and written by Paul Thomas, so it should be okay, right?What's It About?: The movie opens with the main character, Debbie ("The Brat," played by Jamie Summers) having sex with her husband of 10 months, Mort (Jerry Butler) in [read the full review]
review from 5/31/2001:
The Brat (1987) Studio Vivid Wave Director Henri Pachard Starring Jamie Summers, Siobhan Hunter, Brittany Striker, Sheena Horne, Rebecca Lynn, Jerry Butler, Joey Silvera Running Time 1:15 DVD Format Double Sided, Single Layer Special Features Full motion video main menu; full motion video chapter selection; 3 short video clips; profiles of 8 Vivid Girls; 15 random video clips on side B; 10 trailers on side B; and Dolby 5.1 audio Themes Bitchy wife, cum in mouth, rimming (f->m), adultery, office sex Video Capture Click for larger size (shown only to illustrate video quality) [ /image ] --> The First Word: One of the first major video franchises, The Brat established Jamie Summers as a major star and positioned Vivid to be the dominant video force that it has become. It's directed by the legendary Henri Pachard and written by Paul Thomas, so it should be okay, right?What's It About?: The movie opens with the main character, Debbie ("The Brat," played by Jamie Summers) having sex with her husband of 10 months, Mort (Jerry Butler) in [read the full review]
(3.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Tom Byron, Peter North, Ginger Lynn, Joey Silvera, Jamie Gillis, Barbara Dare, Lois Ayres, Rebecca Lynn
Studio: Vivid Wave
Directed by: Henri Pachard
Release date: 4/24/2000
Previews: Previews
Blame It On Ginger review summaries:
fu_q's
Saddled with a nerdy boyfriend, the blonde darling of the 80's porn scene, Ginger Lynn, decides that she's going to save face with her friends by telling them that her guy's a real rock star between the sheets. Of course, it's all bullshit, and it quickly touches off a number of problems in everyone's relationships that ultimately culminate in a massive milieu of adulterous fucking and sucking. Such is the case in "Blame It On Ginger", an overall-good, 1985 release from Vivid and Henri Pachard. [read the full review]
review from 12/3/2015:
Saddled with a nerdy boyfriend, the blonde darling of the 80's porn scene, Ginger Lynn, decides that she's going to save face with her friends by telling them that her guy's a real rock star between the sheets. Of course, it's all bullshit, and it quickly touches off a number of problems in everyone's relationships that ultimately culminate in a massive milieu of adulterous fucking and sucking. Such is the case in "Blame It On Ginger", an overall-good, 1985 release from Vivid and Henri Pachard. [read the full review]
Flash's
Blame it on Ginger is a rather standard film from Vivid in the late 80s, due to the less than perfect audio and video, I suggest only picking this one up if you are a big fan of one or more of the stars. The film will be liked by fans of a plot based adult films and couples. Those who don't like a plot or like nastier sex will want to steer clear of this film. [read the full review]
review from 4/24/2002:
Blame it on Ginger is a rather standard film from Vivid in the late 80s, due to the less than perfect audio and video, I suggest only picking this one up if you are a big fan of one or more of the stars. The film will be liked by fans of a plot based adult films and couples. Those who don't like a plot or like nastier sex will want to steer clear of this film. [read the full review]