Reviews of Sophie Evans X Canal Movies (2)
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Claudia, Paola, Nacho Vidal, Sophie Evans, Andy, Toni Ribas, Taia, El Potrillo, Susana Del Alba
Studio: X Canal
Directed by: Antonio Marcos
Release date: 3/19/2009
Por Un Punado de Polvos review summaries:
Flash's
Por Un Puñado de Polvos is advertised as the first Spanish adult western, however, in all honesty, the movie isn't very much of a western. There is a western story but it is marred by another storyline that the movie shifts to involving a transporting computer programmer that, honestly, just gets in the way of the western. The sex scenes, with the exception of one, are well done but poor CGI and other effects along with the convoluted non-western storyline get in the way of the movie. Overall, Por Un Puñado de Polvos isn't recommended. X Canal has done a decent job with their DVD-R release of the movie with good image and audio along with a nice featurette as an extra. [read the full review]
review from 5/3/2017:
Por Un Puñado de Polvos is advertised as the first Spanish adult western, however, in all honesty, the movie isn't very much of a western. There is a western story but it is marred by another storyline that the movie shifts to involving a transporting computer programmer that, honestly, just gets in the way of the western. The sex scenes, with the exception of one, are well done but poor CGI and other effects along with the convoluted non-western storyline get in the way of the movie. Overall, Por Un Puñado de Polvos isn't recommended. X Canal has done a decent job with their DVD-R release of the movie with good image and audio along with a nice featurette as an extra. [read the full review]
GoreX review summaries:
Flash's
GoreX is a combination of the adult and horror genres that has a great concept, but ultimately feels incomplete and ends up being disappointment especially when you consider what it could have been. [read the full review]
review from 4/6/2008:
GoreX is a combination of the adult and horror genres that has a great concept, but ultimately feels incomplete and ends up being disappointment especially when you consider what it could have been. [read the full review]