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Reviews of Rikki Lixxx Movies with Trailers (1)

Boxcover for Fade To Black (Vivid)
(4.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Julie Meadows, Tony Tedeschi, Taylor St. Clair, Taylor Hayes, Erik Everhard, Dale Dabone, Voodoo, Mark Wood, Rikki Lixxx, Adajja, Joey Ray, Merisa, Jason McCain, Mariesa Arroyo
Studio: Vivid
Directed by: Paul Thomas
Release date: 3/12/2002
Previews: Previews
Fade To Black (Vivid) review summaries:
astroknight's
review from 2/24/2003:
Running Time: 132 min. Production Date: 10 / 30 / 2001 Director: Paul Thomas Cast: Taylor Hayes, Joey Ray, Taylor St. Clair, Dale DaBone, Julie Meadows, Voodoo, Meriesa Arroyo, Tony Tedeschi, Adajja, Rikki Lixxx, Jason McCain, Mark Wood, and Eric Everhard and Paul Thomas in a non-sex role Initial Expectations: Ive heard a lot of great things about this movie, so Im going in with some pretty high expectations. Initial Reaction: Although its not great whacking material, it is a well done adult film. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting porn with an extremely mainstream movie feel Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting a straightforward porno without much artistic expression Audio /Video Quality: The audio is very clear and well balanced, without even a hint of background noise. The feature was shot on film, so it has a much more grainy look than most features shot on video. Its treated pretty well here, but the grain is still quite noticeable. Beyond that, and with the exception of a couple soft focus problems, its great. [read the full review]
Flash's
review from 5/13/2002:
I recommend Fade to Black to anyone who likes to watch an adult film for more than just the fucking. For those who also enjoy a story with their porn, this is a very rewarding film and definitely a must see. The sex is slightly harder in places than some couples might like and probably not hard enough for the fans of nasty sex. This is definitely not a film for anyone that hates a plot to get in the way of their porn. If this film sounds good to you, buy it, you'll probably find yourself watching it more than once. [read the full review]