Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Rob Tyler.
Reviews of Rob Tyler Movies (2)
Jugsy (Wicked) review summaries:
astroknight's
This is a fairly forgettable blast from the past. The story is light, the acting isn't anything special, and the music is as cheesy as one remembers for early nineties porn. The sex isn't bad, but it also isn't anything special. The technical aspects leave plenty to be desired, but for the age of the movie it appears Wicked treated it right. This one's a rental at best. [read the full review]
review from 9/18/2013:
This is a fairly forgettable blast from the past. The story is light, the acting isn't anything special, and the music is as cheesy as one remembers for early nineties porn. The sex isn't bad, but it also isn't anything special. The technical aspects leave plenty to be desired, but for the age of the movie it appears Wicked treated it right. This one's a rental at best. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Nick East, Tiffany Mynx, Tony Tedeschi, Chaz Vincent, Julian St. Jox, Melanie Moore, Jerry Butler, Janet Jacme, Brandy Alexandre, Wayne Summers, Heather Lere, Rob Tyler
Studio: Midnight
Directed by: C.B. DeMille
Release date: 8/25/2000
Honey, I Blew Everybody review summaries:
astroknight's
There's always talk about the Good Old Days, but this release shows that we should be very happy with what we have today. The action is average at best, but the technical aspects hold everything back with some video that's barely even watchable it's so grainy and dark. There's also no real extras to help the release out, but that's not too unusual with a movie of this age. Pass this one by. [read the full review]
review from 11/21/2007:
There's always talk about the Good Old Days, but this release shows that we should be very happy with what we have today. The action is average at best, but the technical aspects hold everything back with some video that's barely even watchable it's so grainy and dark. There's also no real extras to help the release out, but that's not too unusual with a movie of this age. Pass this one by. [read the full review]
