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Reviews of Serena [II] (classic) Asterix Movies (2)

Boxcover for Blonde Emmanuelle
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, William Margold, Mike Ranger, Robert Bullock, Maria Tortuga, David Pinney, Pat Manning, Uschi Digard, Sandy Pinney, Leslie Bovée, Heather Leigh, Tracy Fonte, Con Covert, Lesllie Bovee, Margaret Monroe, Elmer Pasta, Irene Best, Lee J. O'Donnell, Ingrid Irvin, Jan Claude, Bert Davis, Susan Wong, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: Asterix
Directed by: Stephen Gibson
Release date: 9/1/2004
Blonde Emmanuelle review summaries:
Flash's
review from 3/17/2016:
Blonde Emmanuelle is an amusing adult take on Casablanca. While Asterix has included the 3D version of the film, the hardcore and R-rated versions are sadly missing. With the hardcore sex scenes missing it becomes a little more obvious how the plot was designed to go from sex scene to sex scene but the thin plot is still fun, the film features a great cast, and the humor still works. Asterix has done a disappointing job with the release with problems with the transfer, only a few truly good extras, and the lack of versions present on the release. Director Stephen Gibson said that there is a 3D Blu-ray coming for the title so it is recommended that you not seek out the old Asterix DVD and wait for the Blu-ray. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Wildcat Women
(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
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]