Reviews of Sharon Mitchell Caballero Movies with Trailers (3)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Kane, Sharon Mitchell, Jamie Gillis, Joanna Storm, Anna Ventura, Tiffany Clark, Dave Ruby, Marlene Willoughby, George Payne, Alan Adrian, Joe Santino, Michael Bruce, Kenny Dee, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Shaun Costello
Release date: 3/21/2005
Previews: Previews
Hot Dreams review summaries:
T0MBOne's
Warren Evans writes, produces and directs HOT DREAMS (1983, Caballero Home Video) with Sharon Mitchell as Lisa Curtis, a married photographer, who finds herself having vivid sexual fantasies in this terrific 84 minute flick. [read the full review]
review from 3/24/2014:
Warren Evans writes, produces and directs HOT DREAMS (1983, Caballero Home Video) with Sharon Mitchell as Lisa Curtis, a married photographer, who finds herself having vivid sexual fantasies in this terrific 84 minute flick. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mike Horner, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Michael Morrison, Lisa De Leeuw, Blair Harris, Loni Sanders, Dorothy LeMay, Herschel Savage, Nicole Black, Lysa Thatcher, Tigr, Eric Stein, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Ken Gibb
Release date: 3/1/2005
Previews: Previews
Every Which Way She Can review summaries:
fu_q's
It's always a good time on a Saturday night down at LC's country bar, where the shows bring together the bro's and the ho's, where the dick-lickers meet up with the shit-kickers, and where the stunning and witty Clit Westwood (Lonnie Sanders) and her stuffed-toy gorilla make the rounds. Such is the case in "Every Which Way She Can", a very good, 1981 release from Louis Lewis and Caballero. [read the full review]
review from 1/12/2017:
It's always a good time on a Saturday night down at LC's country bar, where the shows bring together the bro's and the ho's, where the dick-lickers meet up with the shit-kickers, and where the stunning and witty Clit Westwood (Lonnie Sanders) and her stuffed-toy gorilla make the rounds. Such is the case in "Every Which Way She Can", a very good, 1981 release from Louis Lewis and Caballero. [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mike Horner, Sharon Mitchell, Jamie Gillis, Eric Edwards, Seka, Bridgette Monet, Lisa De Leeuw, Veronica Hart, Annette Haven, Blair Harris, Juliet Anderson, Abigail Clayton, Loni Sanders, Herschel Savage, Susan McBain, Brooke West, Sean Sullivan, Lee Carroll, Lesllie Bovee, David Harris, Serena [II] (classic), Tami Willis
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Hal Freeman
Release date: 5/29/2000
Previews: Previews
Blue Ribbon Blue review summaries:
Diville's
Starring: Annette Haven, Sharon Mitchell, Seka, Lisa Deleeuw, Bridgette Monet, Lee Carrol, Abigail Clayton, Veronica Hart, Serena Eric Edwards, Paul Thomas, Jamie Gillis, Hershel Savage First of all, let it be understood that I hold no porn prejudices. If people want to have sex for my entertainment, who am I not to watch them? That means, among other things, that I have absolutely nothing against "old school" porn. By the same token, however, I don't think "classic" movies are inherently better than what's made today. With that in mind, Blue Ribbon Blue presents itself as a greatest hits package of classic stars. Unfortunately, it's not. In fact, it was produced years ago before its performers were even considered legends, and its poor mastering reflect just how much of a thrown together effort it actually is. Had they known that it would be released in the 21st century, it's producers may have paid closer attention to what they included. [read the full review]
review from 12/6/2000:
Starring: Annette Haven, Sharon Mitchell, Seka, Lisa Deleeuw, Bridgette Monet, Lee Carrol, Abigail Clayton, Veronica Hart, Serena Eric Edwards, Paul Thomas, Jamie Gillis, Hershel Savage First of all, let it be understood that I hold no porn prejudices. If people want to have sex for my entertainment, who am I not to watch them? That means, among other things, that I have absolutely nothing against "old school" porn. By the same token, however, I don't think "classic" movies are inherently better than what's made today. With that in mind, Blue Ribbon Blue presents itself as a greatest hits package of classic stars. Unfortunately, it's not. In fact, it was produced years ago before its performers were even considered legends, and its poor mastering reflect just how much of a thrown together effort it actually is. Had they known that it would be released in the 21st century, it's producers may have paid closer attention to what they included. [read the full review]