Reviews of Tamara N-Joy Movies with Trailers (1)
Pirate Video Deluxe 11: The Academy review summaries:
bluey37's
This is another good Private movie from 2001. All the women are good looking. They are also wearing latex fetish clothes, which I like. The sex is well shot and there is enough anal sex for anal sex fans like me. Still a good movie in 2009. [read the full review]
review from 6/27/2009:
This is another good Private movie from 2001. All the women are good looking. They are also wearing latex fetish clothes, which I like. The sex is well shot and there is enough anal sex for anal sex fans like me. Still a good movie in 2009. [read the full review]
Speelie's
Released on VHS 8/00, on DVD 12/00 Here's the cast: Sylvia Saint, Lea deMae, Katy (aka Kathy Heart & Brittany), Daniella Rush, Monica Moore, Monika (aka Monica) Sweetheart, Rumika, Sandra Russo, Tamara N-Joy (aka Tamara Sweet & Money), Chanel (might be Zita, or not actually in the movie), David Perry, George, Thomas Stone (not the American director), Guy DiSilva (aka DeSilva), Dick Nasty, Lexington Steele, Frank Thring (director of this movie) I should begin by pointing out that I'm not particularly a fan of either Sylvia Saint or Frank Thring's filmmaking, though I do recognize the talent of each, and can understand why both have many fans. As the movie opens, we see an American urban street at night. The Carl's Jr. sign is a dead give away, and it looked to me like Las Vegas. As I was thinking, "what the heck...?" a subtitle appeared explaining that this was Los Angeles. Next we see Lexington Steele, the black stallion, sitting on an obvious film set with a ball gag in his mouth, and with a scared look on his face. [read the full review]
review from 6/23/2001:
Released on VHS 8/00, on DVD 12/00 Here's the cast: Sylvia Saint, Lea deMae, Katy (aka Kathy Heart & Brittany), Daniella Rush, Monica Moore, Monika (aka Monica) Sweetheart, Rumika, Sandra Russo, Tamara N-Joy (aka Tamara Sweet & Money), Chanel (might be Zita, or not actually in the movie), David Perry, George, Thomas Stone (not the American director), Guy DiSilva (aka DeSilva), Dick Nasty, Lexington Steele, Frank Thring (director of this movie) I should begin by pointing out that I'm not particularly a fan of either Sylvia Saint or Frank Thring's filmmaking, though I do recognize the talent of each, and can understand why both have many fans. As the movie opens, we see an American urban street at night. The Carl's Jr. sign is a dead give away, and it looked to me like Las Vegas. As I was thinking, "what the heck...?" a subtitle appeared explaining that this was Los Angeles. Next we see Lexington Steele, the black stallion, sitting on an obvious film set with a ball gag in his mouth, and with a scared look on his face. [read the full review]