Reviews of Sindee Coxx Movies by Paul Norman (3)
(2.7 stars avg from 3 reviews)
Starring: Jill Kelly, Nick East, Tom Byron, Sindee Coxx, Mickey Lynn, P.J. Sparxx, Chasey Lain, Steve Drake, Tera Heart, Jay Ashley
Studio: Wicked
Directed by: Paul Norman
Release date: 3/12/2003
Wicked At Heart review summaries:
fu_q's
When Steve Drake comes home to find his girl, the incredible stunner from the 1990's, Chasey Lain, in bed under blue, satin sheets and masturbating with a wand vibrator...all in their candlelit bedroom, he opts to tease the frisky, young female with stories of various fetishes and encounters, instead of outright fucking her. Indeed, he keeps her edging along throughout, as the torrid tales unfold and fill her lusty imagination, getting her all riled up and also forming the basis of the film itself. Such is the case in "Wicked at Heart", an overall-good, 1995 release from Wicked Pictures and director Paul Norman. [read the full review]
review from 4/8/2018:
When Steve Drake comes home to find his girl, the incredible stunner from the 1990's, Chasey Lain, in bed under blue, satin sheets and masturbating with a wand vibrator...all in their candlelit bedroom, he opts to tease the frisky, young female with stories of various fetishes and encounters, instead of outright fucking her. Indeed, he keeps her edging along throughout, as the torrid tales unfold and fill her lusty imagination, getting her all riled up and also forming the basis of the film itself. Such is the case in "Wicked at Heart", an overall-good, 1995 release from Wicked Pictures and director Paul Norman. [read the full review]
Flash's
Wicked at Heart is a rather disappointing film from Wicked, which I don't see too often. I felt that the sex scenes were lacking and the story needed some work. Fans of one of the stars might want to pick this title up if they can find it on sale cheaply, but beyond that, I'd recommend that you pass on this title and pick up another one with your favorite stars in it. If you are a fan of the film, the movie looks good here and you'll want to pick it up and add it to your collection. [read the full review]
review from 7/3/2003:
Wicked at Heart is a rather disappointing film from Wicked, which I don't see too often. I felt that the sex scenes were lacking and the story needed some work. Fans of one of the stars might want to pick this title up if they can find it on sale cheaply, but beyond that, I'd recommend that you pass on this title and pick up another one with your favorite stars in it. If you are a fan of the film, the movie looks good here and you'll want to pick it up and add it to your collection. [read the full review]
astroknight's
Running Time: 80 min. Production Date: 1995 Director: Paul Norman Cast: Chasey Lain, Jill Kelly, Sindee Coxx, P. J. Sparxx, Tera Heart, Mickey Lynn, Tom Byron, Nick East, Jay Ashley, and Steve Drake Initial Expectations: Chaseys movies havent impressed me too much for many reasons. Im not expecting too much here. Initial Reaction: Its a good start, but poor lighting holds much of it back. Who Should Watch It : Anybody who wants fairly couples friendly sex without the plot Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who wants nastier sex Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects show some of the age of the feature. The audio is pretty average, but does have some balance problems. The video lacks much more. Theres some slight grain, frequent remnants, and an overabundance of shadows throughout the feature. With the exception of the remnants, which I assume are due to the age of the feature, almost all of the problems look like theyre from the original filming of the feature. [read the full review]
review from 4/24/2003:
Running Time: 80 min. Production Date: 1995 Director: Paul Norman Cast: Chasey Lain, Jill Kelly, Sindee Coxx, P. J. Sparxx, Tera Heart, Mickey Lynn, Tom Byron, Nick East, Jay Ashley, and Steve Drake Initial Expectations: Chaseys movies havent impressed me too much for many reasons. Im not expecting too much here. Initial Reaction: Its a good start, but poor lighting holds much of it back. Who Should Watch It : Anybody who wants fairly couples friendly sex without the plot Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who wants nastier sex Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects show some of the age of the feature. The audio is pretty average, but does have some balance problems. The video lacks much more. Theres some slight grain, frequent remnants, and an overabundance of shadows throughout the feature. With the exception of the remnants, which I assume are due to the age of the feature, almost all of the problems look like theyre from the original filming of the feature. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, Sindee Coxx, Rebecca Bardoux, Roxanne Hall, Kia, Alex Sanders, Alec Metro, Nicole Lace
Studio: Vivid Wave
Directed by: Paul Norman
Release date: 4/24/2000
Previews: Previews
Generation X (Vivid) review summaries:
Darkmage's
The Plot: You know, its a pity to start a review on such a downer, but this is really the failing point of the movie. The movie is supposedly about our favorite perpetually confused generation, with no role models and no goals in life, right? Being a member of the tail end of Generation X myself, I was hoping that this movie would have some people my age doing the old what have I done with my life? routine in a coffee shop. (This would, of course, lead to sex in the coffee shop.) I dont know what I was thinking. Its a porn movie, for nogs sake. This movie is completely devoid of any plot whatsoever. There is dialogue, there is some semblance of time passing linearly, but thats about it. Our plot follows the adventures of some apartment dwellers as they go through one day. We start with Tom Byron annoying the hell out of his neighbor Roxanne Hall by blasting his stereo and playing on his air guitar. We set up the fact that she cant work while he plays his music. Then, we jump jarringly to a photo shoot of Nikole Lace and Sindee Coxx, who are performing for Alec Metro. [read the full review]
review from 2/11/2000:
The Plot: You know, its a pity to start a review on such a downer, but this is really the failing point of the movie. The movie is supposedly about our favorite perpetually confused generation, with no role models and no goals in life, right? Being a member of the tail end of Generation X myself, I was hoping that this movie would have some people my age doing the old what have I done with my life? routine in a coffee shop. (This would, of course, lead to sex in the coffee shop.) I dont know what I was thinking. Its a porn movie, for nogs sake. This movie is completely devoid of any plot whatsoever. There is dialogue, there is some semblance of time passing linearly, but thats about it. Our plot follows the adventures of some apartment dwellers as they go through one day. We start with Tom Byron annoying the hell out of his neighbor Roxanne Hall by blasting his stereo and playing on his air guitar. We set up the fact that she cant work while he plays his music. Then, we jump jarringly to a photo shoot of Nikole Lace and Sindee Coxx, who are performing for Alec Metro. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Jill Kelly, Tom Byron, Sindee Coxx, Brittany Andrews, Peter North, Nikki Tyler, Joey Silvera, Alex Dane, Kirsty Waay
Studio: Vivid
Directed by: Paul Norman
Release date: 4/24/2000
Out of Love review summaries:
LaNIKITA2000's
Title: Out of Love Production Date: November 1999 Studio: Vivid DVD Director: Ralph Parfait Talent: Nikki Tyler, Jill Kelly, Sindee Coxx, Brittany Andrews, Appolonia, and Kristy Waay Time Length: 1 hour 9 minutes Nikki Tyler discusses the freedom from a divorce. Joey Silvera and Nikki Tyler shortly reminisce about their sex and lack. There are flashbacks while they discuss the past. They ran out of love. Joey Silvera asks "Why did we stop kissing?" It was because of the alcohol. One sees that they are at an attorney's office. Nikki complains of the control. She felt that she was trapped in this relationship so she did anything that would defy him. Flashback. . . Scene 1: Sindee Coxx, Brittany Andrews, and Nikki Tyler This is one way how Nikki defied Joey. She remains with her lesbian friends, Brittany Andrews and Sindee Coxx. They attack Nikki's enhanced breasts with their tongue. For porn, the music is bearable (sort of mid 90s music). They take turns sucking on each lady's tits. The audio is great as the viewer can hear all the moans. [read the full review]
review from 3/13/2000:
Title: Out of Love Production Date: November 1999 Studio: Vivid DVD Director: Ralph Parfait Talent: Nikki Tyler, Jill Kelly, Sindee Coxx, Brittany Andrews, Appolonia, and Kristy Waay Time Length: 1 hour 9 minutes Nikki Tyler discusses the freedom from a divorce. Joey Silvera and Nikki Tyler shortly reminisce about their sex and lack. There are flashbacks while they discuss the past. They ran out of love. Joey Silvera asks "Why did we stop kissing?" It was because of the alcohol. One sees that they are at an attorney's office. Nikki complains of the control. She felt that she was trapped in this relationship so she did anything that would defy him. Flashback. . . Scene 1: Sindee Coxx, Brittany Andrews, and Nikki Tyler This is one way how Nikki defied Joey. She remains with her lesbian friends, Brittany Andrews and Sindee Coxx. They attack Nikki's enhanced breasts with their tongue. For porn, the music is bearable (sort of mid 90s music). They take turns sucking on each lady's tits. The audio is great as the viewer can hear all the moans. [read the full review]