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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Tara Blake.

Reviews of Tara Blake Movies (2)

Boxcover for Wacky World Of X-Rated Bloopers
(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)
Release date: 9/19/2006
Previews: Previews
Wacky World Of X-Rated Bloopers review summaries:
fu_q's
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]
Boxcover for Maxine
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Randy West, Porsche Lynn, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Buddy Love, William Margold, Robert Bullock, Wayne Stevens, Tara Blake, Demi White
Directed by: Adele Robbins
Release date: 4/30/2002
Maxine review summaries:
Flash's
review from 7/21/2014:
While the concept of the film is ripe for a good adult version and writer Arthur King has proven in the past that he can write some incredibly good adult films, Maxine is a relatively standard 80s shot on video presentation never rising to where it could. That combined with Excalibur Films' poor distribution of the movie makes it an easy one to pass on. [read the full review]