Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 3 movies with Tanya Foxx.
Reviews of Tanya Foxx Movies (3)
(0.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, Joey Silvera, Tracey Adams, Dana Dylan, John Leslie, Melissa Melendez, Jon Martin, Buddy Love, Elle Rio, Tanya Foxx, Lisa Melendez, Danny Ray
Studio: Mitchell Brothers
Directed by: Artie Mitchell, James Mitchell
Release date: 7/7/2011
Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing review summaries:
Flash's
Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing is the final film to come from the legendary Mitchell Brothers Film Group. By all appearances, Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing was never properly finished and what was collected was thrown together and thrown out on the market. The entire plot for the film is given in a series of voice overs at the beginning of the film during the first five minutes. After that, it is a random collection of footage that doesn't seem to be well assembled. Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing is just a mess and is an easy film to skip. Mitchell Brothers Film Group has done a horrible job with their streaming and the downloadable version of Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing with poor video and audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 7/29/2017:
Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing is the final film to come from the legendary Mitchell Brothers Film Group. By all appearances, Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing was never properly finished and what was collected was thrown together and thrown out on the market. The entire plot for the film is given in a series of voice overs at the beginning of the film during the first five minutes. After that, it is a random collection of footage that doesn't seem to be well assembled. Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing is just a mess and is an easy film to skip. Mitchell Brothers Film Group has done a horrible job with their streaming and the downloadable version of Grafenberg Girls Go Fishing with poor video and audio quality. [read the full review]
(1.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tom Byron, Savannah, Scott Irish, Don Fernando, Tony Montana, Brittany Stryker, Billy Dee, Gail Force, Frank James, Nikki Knights, Nina De Ponca, Jesse Eastern, Bobby Sox, Charlie Waters, Tawny Downs, Tanya Foxx, Dan T Mann, Carla Ferrari, Dave Sanders
Studio: Antigua Pictures
Release date: 9/7/2009
Previews: Previews
Savannah: the Lost Footage review summaries:
fu_q's
"Savannah: The Lost Footage" is advertised as a "tribute" to one of the true stars in the history of adult films, Savannah. Released a bit after the 15 year anniversary of her tragic passing, this movie promises her fans a renewed look at the actress via offering up some rare footage. Sadly, these promises are largely empty, as the DVD is full not with the "4 Hours of the 'Legendary Savannah'" displayed on the front of the disc, but instead with fifteen scenes--only three of which actually feature the star. In all, the only reason that this DVD received any stars here is due to Savannah. The fact that only three of fifteen scenes include her is shameful. The claims of "4 hours" when there are barely over three is also inexcusable. The lack of a Main Menu and any type of bonuses is unfortunate, as well. I would avoid this disc unless you are the most avid Savannah fan imaginable and have to have everything that she has done. Indeed, Savannah deserves much better than this. [read the full review]
review from 11/22/2009:
"Savannah: The Lost Footage" is advertised as a "tribute" to one of the true stars in the history of adult films, Savannah. Released a bit after the 15 year anniversary of her tragic passing, this movie promises her fans a renewed look at the actress via offering up some rare footage. Sadly, these promises are largely empty, as the DVD is full not with the "4 Hours of the 'Legendary Savannah'" displayed on the front of the disc, but instead with fifteen scenes--only three of which actually feature the star. In all, the only reason that this DVD received any stars here is due to Savannah. The fact that only three of fifteen scenes include her is shameful. The claims of "4 hours" when there are barely over three is also inexcusable. The lack of a Main Menu and any type of bonuses is unfortunate, as well. I would avoid this disc unless you are the most avid Savannah fan imaginable and have to have everything that she has done. Indeed, Savannah deserves much better than this. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Christy Canyon, Bunny Bleu, Ginger Lynn, Amber Lynn, Tamara Longley, Heather Wayne, Randy West, Mai Lin, Porsche Lynn, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Ron Jeremy, Marc Wallice, Buck Adams, Jon Dough, Tracey Adams, Blake Palmer, Domonique, Eric Edwards, Misty Regan, Linda Shaw, Dana, Shauna Grant, Jerry Butler, Cara Lott, Misty Dawn, Jessica Wylde, Viper, Kelly Richards, Rhonda Jo Petty, Kevin James, Stacey Donovan, Jesse Eastern, R. Bolla, Elle Rio, Laurie Smith, Jay Serling, Ariel Knight, Gina Valentino, Stephanie Rage, Charlie Waters, Amanda Tyler, Ray Wells, Rikki Blake, Herschel Savage, Rose Marie, K.C. Valentine, Ashley Brooks, Love, Craig Roberts, Rick Cassidy, Tanya Foxx, Little Oral Annie, Tara Blake, Buddy, Danielle [II] (classic), James Dean [II] (80s)
Studio: Gourmet Video (GVC)
Release date: 9/19/2006
Previews: Previews
Wacky World Of X-Rated Bloopers review summaries:
fu_q's
"Wacky World of X-Rated Bloopers", an overall-decent, 1989 release from Gourmet Video and narrated by Kimberly Carson, is exactly as its name would imply--a collection of bloopers and behind the scenes material from a number of 1980's releases. Funny moments, true missteps, wood issues, and micromanaging directors are all highlighted. A number of stars from the era make appearances, some more so than others, and the release does provide a nice look at life on a porn set from a time period when BTS material really wasn't mass-produced and readily available. While it's not so much a production to get off to, it's certainly interesting and reasonably worth a watch. [read the full review]
review from 1/3/2016:
"Wacky World of X-Rated Bloopers", an overall-decent, 1989 release from Gourmet Video and narrated by Kimberly Carson, is exactly as its name would imply--a collection of bloopers and behind the scenes material from a number of 1980's releases. Funny moments, true missteps, wood issues, and micromanaging directors are all highlighted. A number of stars from the era make appearances, some more so than others, and the release does provide a nice look at life on a porn set from a time period when BTS material really wasn't mass-produced and readily available. While it's not so much a production to get off to, it's certainly interesting and reasonably worth a watch. [read the full review]