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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Ryan Zane.

Reviews of Ryan Zane Movies (2)

Boxcover for Back Row, The
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tanner Reeves, Thomas Bond, Mark Slade, Ethan Richards, Kyle Kennedy, Robert Kirk, Chad Hunt, Danny Lopez, Ryan Zane, Dante Foxx
Directed by: Chi Chi LaRue
Release date: 5/29/2002
Back Row, The review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
review from 11/30/2002:
If you want to see how gay porn has changed in the last 30 years pick up a copy of THE BACK ROW that contains Jerry Douglas original of 1972 and Chi Chi LaRues of 2002. Its not just that one is bareback the other uses condoms, the whole focus has changed. Douglas was making a story film with sex; LaRue was making a sex film with a story. The plot of both is as follows: A gay man wanders into one of the numerous porn theatres in NYC. Behind him a man and a sailor have sex. Afterward the civilian offers the gay man a popper; he refuses and leaves the theatre. Entering the Port Authority Bus Terminal, he spies a handsome young cowboy just in from Montana. They exchanged hot glances and the cowboy follows the man onto the subway to the Christopher Street/Sheridan Square stop. Our hero is stringing the cowboy along like an expert fisherman who has hooked a big one and is enjoying the contest. He goes into a porn emporium and examines some of the things on display. When he picks up a penis pump, the cowboy imagines him naked and using it. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Lickity Split (All Worlds)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Thomas Bond, Tiger, Logan Reed, Lance Gear, Rick Ritter, Chad Hunt, Jackson Price, Ryan Zane, Evan Taylor, Logan Krewe, Dante Foxx
Directed by: Chi Chi LaRue
Release date: 5/24/2002
Lickity Split (All Worlds) review summaries:
folkyboy's
review from 2/5/2003:
Lickity Split was described as An Oral Confection and boy is it! Shot in Studio 5533 in North Hollywood, California, this delectable flick offers us some interesting choices in flavors. The basic storyline revolves around young Jackson Price and his buddy Tiger working behind the counter of a 50s style ice cream shop. Both wear these sailor hats and striped shirts that gave me this weird feel to them. Tiger isnt really my taste anyway, and his Depeche Mode hair dangling down underneath a sailor hat made this look very gay. Jackson had blonder hair here than I was used to seeing (this film was shot in May of 2001), but the hat totally made him look hot. The little spiky gay boy hair peeking out and his olive colored skin with those piercing green eyes. He was the perfect ice cream parlor boy. I thought the credits were a neat touch as well. As the picture introduces us to the setting (Chat Hunt, Dante Foxx, and Logan Reed all eating ice cream), neon colored credits appear on the bottom of the screen. Each buzzes when the next one is displayed. [read the full review]