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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 9 movies with Sandi Carey.
Reviews of Sandi Carey Movies (9)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: William Margold, Candy Samples, Rene Bond, Suzanne Fields, Jason Russell, Maria Arnold, Sandi Carey, Nancy Martin, Tricia Opal, Ric Lutze, Con Covert, George Peters, Ron Darby, Howard Ziehm, Jill Sweete, Terri Johnson, Norman Fields, Nora Weiternik, Duane Paulsen, Shannon West, Dalana Bissonnette, Annette Michael
Studio: Hen's Tooth Video
Directed by: Howard Ziehm, Michael Benveniste
Release date: 8/27/2019
Flesh Gordon (Blu-ray) review summaries:
Flash's
Flesh Gordon is a softcore parody of Flash Gordon, which combines the right level of camp, cheesy special effects, and ambition behind it to be a fun film, even though the originally conceived hardcore version was never to be. Fans of hardcore films from the 70s should find a lot of fun here, while also trying to find the blue screen actors and actresses from the era in the film hiding in the remaining close to hardcore footage. Hen's Tooth Video has done a decent job with their Blu-ray release of Flesh Gordon. The picture exhibits some heavy grain, and the colors appear to be overly muted in places however, this is likely the best the film will ever look for the home video market. [read the full review]
review from 11/3/2019:
Flesh Gordon is a softcore parody of Flash Gordon, which combines the right level of camp, cheesy special effects, and ambition behind it to be a fun film, even though the originally conceived hardcore version was never to be. Fans of hardcore films from the 70s should find a lot of fun here, while also trying to find the blue screen actors and actresses from the era in the film hiding in the remaining close to hardcore footage. Hen's Tooth Video has done a decent job with their Blu-ray release of Flesh Gordon. The picture exhibits some heavy grain, and the colors appear to be overly muted in places however, this is likely the best the film will ever look for the home video market. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jim Frost, Sandi Carey, Ric Lutze, Norman Fields
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Release date: 5/27/2017
Midnight Hustler review summaries:
Flash's
The Midnight Hustler is an overall ugly film from an anonymous director. Sadly, The Midnight Hustler just serves as an example of how cheap and slimy adult films could be in the 1970s. The plot is essentially non-existent and many of the sets are plain lacking. The sex scenes aren't overly well-done. The Midnight Hustler is an easy film to skip. The quality of the film itself aside, Vinegar Syndrome has done a good job with their streaming only version of The Midnight Hustler on Exploitation.TV. Their print is beaten up and there are some issues that go back to the production but Vinegar Syndrome has made what they had to work with look good. [read the full review]
review from 5/27/2017:
The Midnight Hustler is an overall ugly film from an anonymous director. Sadly, The Midnight Hustler just serves as an example of how cheap and slimy adult films could be in the 1970s. The plot is essentially non-existent and many of the sets are plain lacking. The sex scenes aren't overly well-done. The Midnight Hustler is an easy film to skip. The quality of the film itself aside, Vinegar Syndrome has done a good job with their streaming only version of The Midnight Hustler on Exploitation.TV. Their print is beaten up and there are some issues that go back to the production but Vinegar Syndrome has made what they had to work with look good. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Diane, Paul Scharf, Rene Bond, Sandy Dempsey, Suzanne Fields, Brigitte Maier, Sandi Carey, Nancy Martin, Tricia Opal, Buddy Boone, Kathy Hilton, Eve Orlon, Keith Erickson, Ric Lutze, Con Covert, Jan Davis, George Peters, Pete Dawson, Buck Flower, Mickie Lynn, Tracy Scott, Candy Kay, Frank Rhodes, Michael Pataki, Andy Bellamy, Wayne Chapman, Jean French, Louise Barnet, Lincoln Regan, Fran Spector, Ann Finn, Pat Arno, Art Gill, Antoinette Maynard, Henry Ferris, Gene Rowland, Tina Smith, Donn Greer, Bert Davis, Joan Boote, Lee Fix, Mike Maloney, Joan Brooks, Judy Bronson, Bill Rider, George Timpleroman, Kim Dupont, Roshell Rush, Jim Sims, Sheri Rowland, Cindy Pritchard, G. Gasser, Paul Fry, Penny King, Sam Pope, Jack Ackerman, Carol Warren, Sherry Miles, Don Sherman, Jimmy Joyce, Luke Andreas, Angelo Grisanti, Johnny Silver, Esther Sutherland, Ric Marlow, Virgil Frye, Kelly O'Gallaher, Joe Valino, Jackie Winston, Artie Scheiner, Garoth Took, Don Clapp, Widad Spidari
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli, Rik Taziner, Jimmy De Knight, Mark Hunter, Federico Schwartz, Ian De Praved, John Donne, James Auker
Release date: 4/26/2016
Storefront Theatre Collection 1 review summaries:
Flash's
Vinegar Syndrome's All Night at the Po-No is a collection of 12 quickly and cheaply made early 70s Los Angeles made adult films. A lot of what is presented here after one viewing you will never want to view again. There are a few others that will stand up to repeated viewings. Vinegar Syndrome wisely decided to make the cost not to expensive so it doesn't matter that a lot of the films presented here are duds. The few winners make up for it. The transfers aren't up to Vinegar Syndrome's usual standards but all the films are watchable. Vinegar Syndrome did miss the mark a little on the disc authoring and the extras included. If you like adult films from the transitional period from softcore to when hardcore films started getting actual budgets, you'll want to check this set out. [read the full review]
review from 4/29/2016:
Vinegar Syndrome's All Night at the Po-No is a collection of 12 quickly and cheaply made early 70s Los Angeles made adult films. A lot of what is presented here after one viewing you will never want to view again. There are a few others that will stand up to repeated viewings. Vinegar Syndrome wisely decided to make the cost not to expensive so it doesn't matter that a lot of the films presented here are duds. The few winners make up for it. The transfers aren't up to Vinegar Syndrome's usual standards but all the films are watchable. Vinegar Syndrome did miss the mark a little on the disc authoring and the extras included. If you like adult films from the transitional period from softcore to when hardcore films started getting actual budgets, you'll want to check this set out. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Seeman, Joan Devlon, Rene Bond, Uschi Digard, Monique Cardin, Sandi Carey, Kathy Hilton, Becky Sharpe, Starlyn Simone, Matt Hewitt, John Barnum, Harvey Whippsnake
Studio: Impulse Pictures
Directed by: James Chiara
Release date: 5/6/2014
Honey Buns (Impulse) review summaries:
Flash's
Honey Buns was originally a softcore film named Heads or Tails that had one full hardcore scene added along with hardcore inserts to turn it into a hardcore film. The film is amusing and enjoyable in its altered state with a fun story and well integrated hardcore inserts. Impulse Pictures has done a decent job with this release. [read the full review]
review from 6/20/2016:
Honey Buns was originally a softcore film named Heads or Tails that had one full hardcore scene added along with hardcore inserts to turn it into a hardcore film. The film is amusing and enjoyable in its altered state with a fun story and well integrated hardcore inserts. Impulse Pictures has done a decent job with this release. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jane Allyson, Rene Bond, Suzanne Fields, Maria Arnold, Sandi Carey, Jane Tsentas, Nancy Martin, Ric Lutze, Carlos Tobalina, Jill Sweete, Tracy Handfuss, Terri Johnson, John Vincent, Nora Weiternik, Duane Paulsen, Shannon West, Sebastian Brook, Mady Maguire, Donn Greer, Gray Daniels, John Terry, Casey Larrain, Terri Bond, Hump Hardy, Cathie Demille, Melissa Ruiz, Lexi Morrell, Eve Standish, Philip Lionel, Shella Bancroft, Ray Sebastian, George Berkeley, William Bagdad, Joe E. Tata
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Eric Jeffrey Haims
Release date: 4/8/2014
Jekyll and Hyde Portfolio and A Clock Work Blue Double Feature, The review summaries:
Flash's
Vinegar Syndrome's double feature of The Jekyll and Hyde Portfolio and A Clock Work Blue combine two films from director Eric Jeffrey Haims. The limited edition Blu-ray and DVD combination pack is limited to 1,000 copies. While The Jekyll and Hyde Portfolio is okay, it may not be a title that you would want to view more than once. A Clock Work Blue is a fun release. [read the full review]
review from 7/29/2014:
Vinegar Syndrome's double feature of The Jekyll and Hyde Portfolio and A Clock Work Blue combine two films from director Eric Jeffrey Haims. The limited edition Blu-ray and DVD combination pack is limited to 1,000 copies. While The Jekyll and Hyde Portfolio is okay, it may not be a title that you would want to view more than once. A Clock Work Blue is a fun release. [read the full review]
(1.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Jon Martin, John Seeman, Turk Lyon, Michael Orion, Tyler Reynolds, Ken Scudder, Juliette Orwell, Marilyn Zukor, Sandi Carey, Ric Lutze, Yvonne Green, Marsha Wolfe, Dolores Prissington, Josie Farmer, Maryanne Fisher, Teddy King
Studio: Alpha Blue Archives
Directed by: Steve Brown
Release date: 7/27/2006
Midnight Hustle review summaries:
Flash's
Alpha Blue Archives has collected two films that couldn't be more different on their release for Midnight Hustle that are tied together only by their similar sounding names. Midnight Hustle is a light-hearted comedy from the end of the 1970s whereas the second film The Midnight Hustler is a cheaply and poorly churned out one-day production from the beginning of the 1970s. The obvious appeal of the set is for viewers who collect movies with the word Midnight with variations of Hustle in the titles. Neither film has been given an overly good presentation by Alpha Blue Archives, Midnight Hustle doesn't look horrible but is missing a lot of footage and The Midnight Hustler just plain looks awful. [read the full review]
review from 5/27/2017:
Alpha Blue Archives has collected two films that couldn't be more different on their release for Midnight Hustle that are tied together only by their similar sounding names. Midnight Hustle is a light-hearted comedy from the end of the 1970s whereas the second film The Midnight Hustler is a cheaply and poorly churned out one-day production from the beginning of the 1970s. The obvious appeal of the set is for viewers who collect movies with the word Midnight with variations of Hustle in the titles. Neither film has been given an overly good presentation by Alpha Blue Archives, Midnight Hustle doesn't look horrible but is missing a lot of footage and The Midnight Hustler just plain looks awful. [read the full review]
fu_q's
Despite the fact that they have two eager and willing boyfriends chomping at the bit to get into their pants, Marsha Wolfe and Yvonne Green decide that it's far more interesting to whore their way around San Francisco--fucking older strangers as they do--than it is to play with someone their own age. Such is the case in "Midnight Hustle", an overall-good release from Steve Brown and Alpha Blue Archives that highlights both the deviant behavior of these two young lasses and also the cruel denial of their guys. [read the full review]
review from 1/5/2016:
Despite the fact that they have two eager and willing boyfriends chomping at the bit to get into their pants, Marsha Wolfe and Yvonne Green decide that it's far more interesting to whore their way around San Francisco--fucking older strangers as they do--than it is to play with someone their own age. Such is the case in "Midnight Hustle", an overall-good release from Steve Brown and Alpha Blue Archives that highlights both the deviant behavior of these two young lasses and also the cruel denial of their guys. [read the full review]
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: William Margold, Christine DeShaffer, Sandi Carey, Yolanda Love, Susan Ayers, Ed Cheatwood, Suzi Adams, Joey Ginza, Jim Coffman, David Duran, Anthony Mannino, Jefferson Richard, Larry Ellis, Joanne Bruno, Judy Williams, Eddie Clay, Zenobia Wittacre, Joe Thompson, Curtis Troupe, Walt Pitts, B.B. Hinds, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: Asterix
Directed by: Stephen Gibson
Release date: 7/1/2003
Wildcat Women review summaries:
Flash's
Wildcat Women is never a great film nor is it ever really a good film however it is far from being a horrible film and it does have its moments when it is incredibly fun to watch, however Stephen Gibson has made far better films. The release from Asterix is a mess with a horrible transfer and audio problems. Gibson has stated that the film is coming out on Blu-ray so there is no real need to seek out the old and problematic Asterix release. [read the full review]
review from 3/25/2016:
Wildcat Women is never a great film nor is it ever really a good film however it is far from being a horrible film and it does have its moments when it is incredibly fun to watch, however Stephen Gibson has made far better films. The release from Asterix is a mess with a horrible transfer and audio problems. Gibson has stated that the film is coming out on Blu-ray so there is no real need to seek out the old and problematic Asterix release. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tyler Reynolds, Ken Scudder, Maria Arnold, Sandi Carey, George Peters, Starlyn Simone, Moira Benson
Studio: Shooting Star
Directed by: Steve Scott, Terry Sullivan
Release date: 5/31/2003
Double Feature Cinema 1: Make Mine Milk & Coming West review summaries:
Flash's
It is nice that Shooting Star Video is making these older, less remembered adult titles available, Double Feature Cinema Volume 1 is a mixed bag of early 70s films. Make Mine Milk was on the disappointing side where Coming West was entertaining. Shooting Star Video has messed up both transfers though which is disappointing. [read the full review]
review from 5/3/2016:
It is nice that Shooting Star Video is making these older, less remembered adult titles available, Double Feature Cinema Volume 1 is a mixed bag of early 70s films. Make Mine Milk was on the disappointing side where Coming West was entertaining. Shooting Star Video has messed up both transfers though which is disappointing. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: William Margold, Candy Samples, Rene Bond, Suzanne Fields, Jason Russell, Maria Arnold, Sandi Carey, Nancy Martin, Tricia Opal, Ric Lutze, Con Covert, George Peters, Ron Darby, Howard Ziehm, Jill Sweete, Terri Johnson, Norman Fields, Nora Weiternik, Duane Paulsen, Shannon West, Dalana Bissonnette, Annette Michael
Studio: Hen's Tooth Video
Directed by: Howard Ziehm, Michael Benveniste
Release date: 11/9/1999
Flesh Gordon (Hen's Tooth Video) review summaries:
Flash's
Flesh Gordon is a softcore parody of Flash Gordon, which combines the right level of camp, cheesy special effects, and ambition behind it to be a fun film, even though the originally conceived hardcore version was never to be. Fans of hardcore films from the 70s should find a lot of fun here, while also trying to find the blue screen actors and actresses from the era in the film hiding in the remaining close to hardcore footage. The DVD release from Hen's Tooth Video is better than previous home video releases but falls short of being a definitive release of the film. [read the full review]
review from 10/19/2015:
Flesh Gordon is a softcore parody of Flash Gordon, which combines the right level of camp, cheesy special effects, and ambition behind it to be a fun film, even though the originally conceived hardcore version was never to be. Fans of hardcore films from the 70s should find a lot of fun here, while also trying to find the blue screen actors and actresses from the era in the film hiding in the remaining close to hardcore footage. The DVD release from Hen's Tooth Video is better than previous home video releases but falls short of being a definitive release of the film. [read the full review]