Reviews of Sharon Kane Vinegar Syndrome Movies (8)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Kane, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Juliet Anderson, Bonnie Holiday, Candida Royalle, Lesllie Bovee, Brigit Olsen
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: John Hayes
Release date: 12/2/2018
Hot Lunch (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
fu_q's
When his promiscuous, dissatisfied hippie of a wife (Dorothy Smight) opts to divorce him, leaving him unable to pay to for it, the down-on-his-luck Jon Martin has little choice but to take on a low-end job as an encyclopedia salesman for an ambitious businesswoman (Brigit Olsen), who's also the client of his attorney (Christine DeShaffer). Of course, Jon would be an utter failure at this piece of his life, as well, if it weren't for his almost uncanny ability to ensnare women with his naively innocent charm...and then satisfy them thoroughly with his seemingly mystical cock. Such is the case in Howard Perkins' overall-good, 1978 release, "Hot Lunch", which has been skillfully remastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 2/9/2019:
When his promiscuous, dissatisfied hippie of a wife (Dorothy Smight) opts to divorce him, leaving him unable to pay to for it, the down-on-his-luck Jon Martin has little choice but to take on a low-end job as an encyclopedia salesman for an ambitious businesswoman (Brigit Olsen), who's also the client of his attorney (Christine DeShaffer). Of course, Jon would be an utter failure at this piece of his life, as well, if it weren't for his almost uncanny ability to ensnare women with his naively innocent charm...and then satisfy them thoroughly with his seemingly mystical cock. Such is the case in Howard Perkins' overall-good, 1978 release, "Hot Lunch", which has been skillfully remastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Sharon Kane, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Joanna Storm, Eric Edwards, Jerry Butler, Marc Stevens, Laurie Smith, Annie Sprinkle, George Payne, Annette Heinz, Michelle Maren, Baby Doe, Athena Star, Marisa Betancourt, Nicole Bernard
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Gerard Damiano
Release date: 8/1/2017
Throat: 12 Years After (Blu-Ray) review summaries:
Flash's
Throat: 12 Years After is an excellent character-driven drama from director and writer Gerard Damiano. Throat: 12 Years After looks at the love lives of two couples and features an excellent cast and an enjoyable story. Ignore the implied connection to Damiano's earlier film Deep Throat and definitely watch this film it is worth it. Vinegar Syndrome has done an excellent job with their Blu-ray/DVD combination pack of Throat: 12 Years After with an absolutely beautiful picture and excellent audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 12/17/2017:
Throat: 12 Years After is an excellent character-driven drama from director and writer Gerard Damiano. Throat: 12 Years After looks at the love lives of two couples and features an excellent cast and an enjoyable story. Ignore the implied connection to Damiano's earlier film Deep Throat and definitely watch this film it is worth it. Vinegar Syndrome has done an excellent job with their Blu-ray/DVD combination pack of Throat: 12 Years After with an absolutely beautiful picture and excellent audio quality. [read the full review]
Rick L. Blalock's
THROAT...12 YEARS AFTER. Again, tells the story of two very different couples. The first being "Walter"(George Payne) and Marsha(Michelle Maren), who have now been married for 5 years. And it is during that time that the couple has had little to no sexual interaction with each other. Despite Marsha's mother urging her on to bring about grandchildren. Walter and Marsha's relationship dynamic changes. However, when each of them have a sexual encounter independent from one another, with another person Walter with a gum-chewing 19 year old hooker(Sharon Mitchell). While Marsha enjoys a playful romp with "Joe"(Eric Edwards) the couple's long-time meter man. The two separate experiments then, finally open up the couple to experiences of their own with one another as they become more and more adventurous and curious. [read the full review]
review from 8/22/2017:
THROAT...12 YEARS AFTER. Again, tells the story of two very different couples. The first being "Walter"(George Payne) and Marsha(Michelle Maren), who have now been married for 5 years. And it is during that time that the couple has had little to no sexual interaction with each other. Despite Marsha's mother urging her on to bring about grandchildren. Walter and Marsha's relationship dynamic changes. However, when each of them have a sexual encounter independent from one another, with another person Walter with a gum-chewing 19 year old hooker(Sharon Mitchell). While Marsha enjoys a playful romp with "Joe"(Eric Edwards) the couple's long-time meter man. The two separate experiments then, finally open up the couple to experiences of their own with one another as they become more and more adventurous and curious. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Kane, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Jon Martin, John Seeman, Juliet Anderson, Sharon Thorpe, Bonnie Holiday, Melba Bruce, Paul Roman, Ken Scudder, Christine DeShaffer, Monique Cardin, Candida Royalle, Dorothy Smight, Anita Grimes, William Niles, Jane Lindsay, Brigit Olson, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: John Hayes
Release date: 2/22/2017
Peekarama: Baby Rosemary / Hot Lunch review summaries:
fu_q's
A seemingly virginal, though certainly troubled, young woman, Rosemary (played by Sharon Thorpe), finds herself both unable to have sex unless in impersonal situations and also swirling further and further into madness, particularly upon the death of her estranged father. Where this disturbed path that her troubled psyche takes her upon will ultimately lead is anyone's guess, but one thing is for certain, and that's that it will be dark...and sexual. Such is the case in "Baby Rosemary", a bizarre, though very good, re-release of a 1976 Howard Perkins film by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 10/10/2018:
A seemingly virginal, though certainly troubled, young woman, Rosemary (played by Sharon Thorpe), finds herself both unable to have sex unless in impersonal situations and also swirling further and further into madness, particularly upon the death of her estranged father. Where this disturbed path that her troubled psyche takes her upon will ultimately lead is anyone's guess, but one thing is for certain, and that's that it will be dark...and sexual. Such is the case in "Baby Rosemary", a bizarre, though very good, re-release of a 1976 Howard Perkins film by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Sharon Kane, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Ron Jeremy, Joanna Storm, Anna Ventura, John Leslie, Michael Knight [I] (classic), Honey Wilder, Tina Marie, George Payne, Alan Adrian, Lenora Bruce, Tigr, Jerome Carter, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Kemal Horulu
Release date: 1/1/2017
Never Sleep Alone (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Flash's
Never Sleep Alone is an absolutely excellent feature-style adult film to have come from director Kemal Horulu. The film boasts an excellent cast, a great story, some wonderful sex scenes, and to top it all off a great cinematic look. Never Sleep Alone is highly recommended for any fan of golden age adult cinema. Vinegar Syndrome has done a beautiful job with their DVD release of Never Sleep Alone with excellent video and audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 12/15/2017:
Never Sleep Alone is an absolutely excellent feature-style adult film to have come from director Kemal Horulu. The film boasts an excellent cast, a great story, some wonderful sex scenes, and to top it all off a great cinematic look. Never Sleep Alone is highly recommended for any fan of golden age adult cinema. Vinegar Syndrome has done a beautiful job with their DVD release of Never Sleep Alone with excellent video and audio quality. [read the full review]
Rick L. Blalock's
Writer/Director Kemal Horulu's 1983 drama-thriller, NEVER SLEEP ALONE, begins with an ominous tone right out of the gate. This as the camera captures a scene outside of a court building, where all we can hear are the ongoing proceedings of a trial. It is then that the film takes us back in time to chronicle the life of Lisa Alexander"(Tina Marie) and her husband "Dan Alexander"(John Leslie). Lisa and Dan, maintain an unconventional lifestyle. They are swingers, and often go to parties thrown by their neighbor "Diana"(Honey Wilder) at a local club called "Plato's Retreat", where basically anything goes, when it comes to sex. Both Lisa and Dan are very open in their relationship and are allowed to have relations with others, however, they have but one rule. They are not to sleep with each other's friends. This is something that they have been able to manage. However, soon, things get complicated, when Dan begins to have eyes for Diana's new roommate, "Natalie"(Joanna Storm). [read the full review]
review from 6/28/2017:
Writer/Director Kemal Horulu's 1983 drama-thriller, NEVER SLEEP ALONE, begins with an ominous tone right out of the gate. This as the camera captures a scene outside of a court building, where all we can hear are the ongoing proceedings of a trial. It is then that the film takes us back in time to chronicle the life of Lisa Alexander"(Tina Marie) and her husband "Dan Alexander"(John Leslie). Lisa and Dan, maintain an unconventional lifestyle. They are swingers, and often go to parties thrown by their neighbor "Diana"(Honey Wilder) at a local club called "Plato's Retreat", where basically anything goes, when it comes to sex. Both Lisa and Dan are very open in their relationship and are allowed to have relations with others, however, they have but one rule. They are not to sleep with each other's friends. This is something that they have been able to manage. However, soon, things get complicated, when Dan begins to have eyes for Diana's new roommate, "Natalie"(Joanna Storm). [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Natasha, Sharon Kane, Mai Lin, Joey Silvera, Jamie Gillis, Anna Ventura, Tiffany Clark, Lisa Cintrice, Dave Ambrose, Michael Bruce, France Lomay
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Fred J. Lincoln
Release date: 1/1/2017
That's Outrageous (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
In the 1983 French-American co-production, THAT'S OUTRAGEOUS, a high-end fashion photographer named Paul(Jamie Gillis), who is based in Paris, and is living a double life. Why? Because Paul just so happens to be dating a pair of French sisters - at the same time! [read the full review]
review from 5/25/2017:
In the 1983 French-American co-production, THAT'S OUTRAGEOUS, a high-end fashion photographer named Paul(Jamie Gillis), who is based in Paris, and is living a double life. Why? Because Paul just so happens to be dating a pair of French sisters - at the same time! [read the full review]
(5.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Sharon Kane, Joey Silvera, Flower, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Holly McCall, Blair Harris, Juliet Anderson, Turk Lyon, Eileen Welles, Mimi Morgan, Nancy Hoffman, Ken Scudder, Liza Dwyer, Phaedra Grant, Ming Jade, Lisa Sue Corey, Kathy Kaufman
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Alex deRenzy
Release date: 2/18/2016
Pretty Peaches (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
fu_q's
Finding herself strangely (and a bit drunkenly) unsettled by her father's (John Leslie's) marriage to a younger woman in Virginia City, Desiree Cousteau (as "Peaches") races off down a canyon in her jeep, only to veer off of the road and crash...leaving her with a bad case of amnesia and a lost identity. Of course, it's just her luck that two low-life characters find her, steal her transportation, and exploit her for their own ugly purposes...setting off a cascade of difficult events for the young Desi that only seem to go from bad to worse. Such is the case in "Pretty Peaches", an exceptional, 1978 release from director Alex DeRenzy which has been remastered exceptionally well by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 10/31/2018:
Finding herself strangely (and a bit drunkenly) unsettled by her father's (John Leslie's) marriage to a younger woman in Virginia City, Desiree Cousteau (as "Peaches") races off down a canyon in her jeep, only to veer off of the road and crash...leaving her with a bad case of amnesia and a lost identity. Of course, it's just her luck that two low-life characters find her, steal her transportation, and exploit her for their own ugly purposes...setting off a cascade of difficult events for the young Desi that only seem to go from bad to worse. Such is the case in "Pretty Peaches", an exceptional, 1978 release from director Alex DeRenzy which has been remastered exceptionally well by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
T0MBOne's
The fine folks at Vinegar Syndrome have cleaned up and re-released Alex DeRenzy's PRETTY PEACHES (1978) with the original 91 minute 35mm film intact and looking better than ever in all its wide screen glory. Bouncy and bubbly Desiree Cousteau plays Peaches, who takes a knock on the head then wanders about not knowing who she is, which is a recipe for horn dogs and other assorted sleaze bags to take advantage of her. No condoms but plenty of wacky dialog accompanying the sexual shenanigans in this xxx comedy concoction. [read the full review]
review from 11/28/2016:
The fine folks at Vinegar Syndrome have cleaned up and re-released Alex DeRenzy's PRETTY PEACHES (1978) with the original 91 minute 35mm film intact and looking better than ever in all its wide screen glory. Bouncy and bubbly Desiree Cousteau plays Peaches, who takes a knock on the head then wanders about not knowing who she is, which is a recipe for horn dogs and other assorted sleaze bags to take advantage of her. No condoms but plenty of wacky dialog accompanying the sexual shenanigans in this xxx comedy concoction. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Sharon Kane, Ron Jeremy, John Leslie, Kay Parker, Michael Morrison, Lisa Lake, Jon Martin, David Morris, Blair Harris, John Seeman, Dorothy LeMay, Bonnie Holiday, Ken Scudder, Kandi Barbour, Candida Royalle, Karen Penzell, Linda Smith, Jonathon Younger, Tony Grant, Lesllie Bovee
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Chris Warfield
Release date: 2/10/2015
Previews: Previews
Champagne for Breakfast review summaries:
fu_q's
Emboldened by a female colleague's wanton activities, a newly-minted, cosmetic industry Vice President, the stunning legend, Lesllie Bovee, embarks upon a quest of sexual exploration and gratification around her home base of San Francisco. Given her rising station in life, she's in need of a trustworthy bodyguard to keep her safe, which she finds in the down-on-his-luck smooth-talker and former Navy boxer, John Leslie, who pretends to be gay to get the job. Of course, John's charade, coupled with both of their prurient proclivities, results in a powder keg that's simply bound to explode...in all manner of fucking. Such is the case in "Champagne for Breakfast", a very good, 1980 release from Chris Warfield and re-mastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
review from 1/30/2019:
Emboldened by a female colleague's wanton activities, a newly-minted, cosmetic industry Vice President, the stunning legend, Lesllie Bovee, embarks upon a quest of sexual exploration and gratification around her home base of San Francisco. Given her rising station in life, she's in need of a trustworthy bodyguard to keep her safe, which she finds in the down-on-his-luck smooth-talker and former Navy boxer, John Leslie, who pretends to be gay to get the job. Of course, John's charade, coupled with both of their prurient proclivities, results in a powder keg that's simply bound to explode...in all manner of fucking. Such is the case in "Champagne for Breakfast", a very good, 1980 release from Chris Warfield and re-mastered by Vinegar Syndrome. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Sharon Kane, Joey Silvera, Flower, John Leslie, Desiree Cousteau, Holly McCall, Blair Harris, Juliet Anderson, Turk Lyon, Eileen Welles, Mimi Morgan, Nancy Hoffman, Ken Scudder, Liza Dwyer, Phaedra Grant, Ming Jade, Lisa Sue Corey, Kathy Kaufman
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Alex deRenzy
Release date: 12/1/2014
Previews: Previews
Pretty Peaches (Blu-ray) (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Flash's
Pretty Peaches is a dark comedy that is done within the adult medium. The story is interesting and the film was well made. The limited edition Blu-ray/DVD combo pack that Vinegar Syndrome has released is absolutely amazing and should be a must buy for any fans of the film. [read the full review]
review from 1/13/2015:
Pretty Peaches is a dark comedy that is done within the adult medium. The story is interesting and the film was well made. The limited edition Blu-ray/DVD combo pack that Vinegar Syndrome has released is absolutely amazing and should be a must buy for any fans of the film. [read the full review]