Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 3 movies with Ted Matthews.
Reviews of Ted Matthews Movies (3)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Ren Adams, Johnny Rahm, Cole Phillips, Dillon Reid, Lee Ryder, David Griffin, Ted Matthews, Mark Steel, Chad Lowe, Jacques Chalon, John Jeffries, Skip Robinson, Michael Gaylord, Johnny Rocket, Jimmy Dante, Ryan Thompson, Bob Wade, Brad Korner, Jeff Mittel, Lyle Williams, Ry Storm, Tony Scott
Studio: HIS & HIS Gold
Release date: 2/21/2007
Frat Pack Box Set (HIS / VCA) review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
The pre-condom classic ALL AMERICAN BOYS gets a lot of stars. None of the other three films (STUDENT FEVER, SPRING FEVER, BACK TO BASICS) are bareback and are only average, but each has a scene or performer that is worth seeing. Still four films at this price is a bargain. [read the full review]
review from 4/21/2007:
The pre-condom classic ALL AMERICAN BOYS gets a lot of stars. None of the other three films (STUDENT FEVER, SPRING FEVER, BACK TO BASICS) are bareback and are only average, but each has a scene or performer that is worth seeing. Still four films at this price is a bargain. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Dallas Taylor, Sean Carrera, Sean Hunter, Dominik, Chad Steele, Josh Taylor, Ted Matthews, Todd Knight, Ryan Peters, T.J. Sax
Studio: VCA
Release date: 7/31/2001
Knight Heat review summaries:
Netguy's
For a pre-1995 release Knight Heat wasnt half bad. Overall the picture quality is fine and the music soundtrack is fine. Although the performers audio is a bit muffled at times and dubbed only so-so. But in general I would say its ok. The standard extras are included and one feature I liked was the Bios section where you could jump to the scene where that star was performing. The film features Todd Knight, mind you hes NOT on the box cover and the film has nothing to do with knights in shining armor. Its the story of a writer who is working overtime on getting his novel to print based on his past loves and memories. The story unfolds as he recounts each of these. It begins with him remembering his first love with Dominick. The two go at it in front of a fireplace that is sensual and erotic. The music adds to the feeling of the overall film with a gentle, peaceful soundtrack. Todd Knight is truly adorable! Young and boyish looking with a cute face and smile and him and Dominick make a great pair as they make love to each other. [read the full review]
review from 2/8/2002:
For a pre-1995 release Knight Heat wasnt half bad. Overall the picture quality is fine and the music soundtrack is fine. Although the performers audio is a bit muffled at times and dubbed only so-so. But in general I would say its ok. The standard extras are included and one feature I liked was the Bios section where you could jump to the scene where that star was performing. The film features Todd Knight, mind you hes NOT on the box cover and the film has nothing to do with knights in shining armor. Its the story of a writer who is working overtime on getting his novel to print based on his past loves and memories. The story unfolds as he recounts each of these. It begins with him remembering his first love with Dominick. The two go at it in front of a fireplace that is sensual and erotic. The music adds to the feeling of the overall film with a gentle, peaceful soundtrack. Todd Knight is truly adorable! Young and boyish looking with a cute face and smile and him and Dominick make a great pair as they make love to each other. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Dino Phillips, Peter Wilder, Pierce Vendetta, Eduardo, J.T. Sloan, Derek Cameron, Raphael Valentino, Sam Carson, Austin, Ted Matthews, Johnny Rey, Dex Banning, George Brazil, Gavin Michaels
Studio: IMD
Release date: 7/8/2001
Nude Science review summaries:
TouchDown Tony's
Taking a cue from John Hughes 1985 teen comedy Weird Science, that Val Kilmer and Anthony Michael Hall picture about two computer geeks who create a perfect woman via computer, Nude Science goes a few steps further as Derek Cameron and Joey Hart use a brand new program to bring toy dolls to life, for their sexual pleasure, as well as to toy with an obnoxious houseguest. I must say that I immediately began a search for this program myself, and came up high and dry. Think of the possibilities - - you know that old Luke Skywalker action figure you have lying around...or better still, that Han Solo figure that has seen better days....all yours at the click of a mouse!Its a great concept, and executed with panache by director Dane Preston. Except for one instance, Sharon Kane contributes a great techno-pop score, appropriate to the movie. [read the full review]
review from 8/9/2001:
Taking a cue from John Hughes 1985 teen comedy Weird Science, that Val Kilmer and Anthony Michael Hall picture about two computer geeks who create a perfect woman via computer, Nude Science goes a few steps further as Derek Cameron and Joey Hart use a brand new program to bring toy dolls to life, for their sexual pleasure, as well as to toy with an obnoxious houseguest. I must say that I immediately began a search for this program myself, and came up high and dry. Think of the possibilities - - you know that old Luke Skywalker action figure you have lying around...or better still, that Han Solo figure that has seen better days....all yours at the click of a mouse!Its a great concept, and executed with panache by director Dane Preston. Except for one instance, Sharon Kane contributes a great techno-pop score, appropriate to the movie. [read the full review]
