Reviews of Tigr Movies by Ken Gibb (14)
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, John Leslie, Eric Edwards, Samantha Fox, Michael Morrison, R. Bolla, Cecil Howard, Gail Sterling, Susan Nero, Tigr, Rikki Harte, R. Allen Leider, Raymond Lester, Barry Black, Francis Hesse, Nancy Leigh, Stanley Welsh, Selene Elgin, Brad Woodford, Michael Novak, Anne Randall, Anthony Gary, Charles Glass, Shelby Waite, Samuel R. Gary
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 1/11/2021
Spitfire review summaries:
fu_q's
From its catchy opening score, cleverly-cut credits, and nostalgic shots of old-school New York City, it''s clear that the audience is in for a fun and sexy treat with "Spitfire", an exceptional 1984 release from director Cecil Howard and Command Video. Reproduced beautifully at Hotmovies.com, this production is in many ways pornographic poetry in motion from start to finish. Exquisitely captured and edited, this film is centered around a corrupt professor-turned-politician (R. Bolla) whose "chastity belt" agenda has caught on nationally and is bringing in millions. Of course, he''s actually a perv and a fraud, his daughter (Tigr) is an insatiable nymphomaniac, and his wife (Samantha Fox) is a gold digger in every sense of the word. Needless to say, the storyline is intricate, well-crafted and comical, the acting is superb throughout, and the end result is a true Golden Age classic that should not be missed. [read the full review]
review from 4/10/2021:
From its catchy opening score, cleverly-cut credits, and nostalgic shots of old-school New York City, it''s clear that the audience is in for a fun and sexy treat with "Spitfire", an exceptional 1984 release from director Cecil Howard and Command Video. Reproduced beautifully at Hotmovies.com, this production is in many ways pornographic poetry in motion from start to finish. Exquisitely captured and edited, this film is centered around a corrupt professor-turned-politician (R. Bolla) whose "chastity belt" agenda has caught on nationally and is bringing in millions. Of course, he''s actually a perv and a fraud, his daughter (Tigr) is an insatiable nymphomaniac, and his wife (Samantha Fox) is a gold digger in every sense of the word. Needless to say, the storyline is intricate, well-crafted and comical, the acting is superb throughout, and the end result is a true Golden Age classic that should not be missed. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Ron Jeremy, Tiffany Clark, Tammy, Anna Turner, R. Bolla, George Payne, Ron Hudd, Cecil Howard, Dave Ambrose, Sean Elliot, Tigr, Copper Penny, Tess Mayo, Jay Tripper, Lisa Be, Marilyn Gee, Pressley Carter
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 8/20/2017
Scoundrels review summaries:
fu_q's
Living a superficial, upper-middle class life with his mundane, flimsy facade of a family, a mediocre psychiatrist (Ron Jeremy) finds himself stuck with an unfaithful wife (Lisa B.), who's cheating upon him with his best friend (George Payne) and also their daughter's quasi-boyfriend (Sean Eilliott). Thrown into the mix is said budding, but "invisible" daughter (Tigr), who's covertly exploring her own sexuality in all manner of bizarre and dangerous ways. Of course, for his part, Ron is cheating with a slew of prostitutes and his clingy secretary (Copper Penny), who happens to also be banging Payne, as well. On top of it all, Ron finds himself harassed throughout the film (during cut-scenes) by a large, talking white light, the identity of which is fairly easy to figure out, though it isn't formally revealed until the end of the flick. Such is the case in "Scoundrels", a very good, 1982 release from Command Video and acclaimed director, Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
review from 6/10/2017:
Living a superficial, upper-middle class life with his mundane, flimsy facade of a family, a mediocre psychiatrist (Ron Jeremy) finds himself stuck with an unfaithful wife (Lisa B.), who's cheating upon him with his best friend (George Payne) and also their daughter's quasi-boyfriend (Sean Eilliott). Thrown into the mix is said budding, but "invisible" daughter (Tigr), who's covertly exploring her own sexuality in all manner of bizarre and dangerous ways. Of course, for his part, Ron is cheating with a slew of prostitutes and his clingy secretary (Copper Penny), who happens to also be banging Payne, as well. On top of it all, Ron finds himself harassed throughout the film (during cut-scenes) by a large, talking white light, the identity of which is fairly easy to figure out, though it isn't formally revealed until the end of the flick. Such is the case in "Scoundrels", a very good, 1982 release from Command Video and acclaimed director, Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Mitchell, Ron Jeremy, Tiffany Clark, Tammy, Anna Turner, R. Bolla, George Payne, Ron Hudd, Cecil Howard, Dave Ambrose, Sean Elliot, Tigr, Copper Penny, Tess Mayo, Jay Tripper, Lisa Be, Marilyn Gee, Pressley Carter
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 8/20/2017
Scoundrels (Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack) review summaries:
Flash's
Scoundrels is an excellent feature adult film from the golden age of adult films. The film was crafted with care and it shows in the end results. Scoundrels is a rather dark drama that uses hardcore sex along with the non-sexual portions to tell a story, instead of just having a story that exists to have sex scenes. Scoundrels is a must see for fans of feature-style adult films. Command Video has done an amazing job with their limited collector's edition Blu-ray and DVD combination package for Scoundrels with stellar image and audio quality and a wealth of extras. [read the full review]
review from 9/2/2017:
Scoundrels is an excellent feature adult film from the golden age of adult films. The film was crafted with care and it shows in the end results. Scoundrels is a rather dark drama that uses hardcore sex along with the non-sexual portions to tell a story, instead of just having a story that exists to have sex scenes. Scoundrels is a must see for fans of feature-style adult films. Command Video has done an amazing job with their limited collector's edition Blu-ray and DVD combination package for Scoundrels with stellar image and audio quality and a wealth of extras. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Henri Pachard, Angel, John Leslie, Kay Parker, Jesie St. James, Laurie Smith, Herschel Savage, Colleen Brennan, Tigr, Elmo Lavino, David F. Friedman, Ray Michaels, Natasha Darling, Barry O'Riley, Pam Simon, Ruby Mills, Lynda St. James, Roger Burnside, Maggie Ray, Waldo Grade, Al Pittman, Dick Nathan, Floyd Thomas, Ming Toy Epstein
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Henri Pachard
Release date: 7/27/2017
Matinee Idol (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
In this 1983 romantic comedy porno film. Adult film stars Linda Hand(Jesie St. James), and Lance Hardy(John Leslie), are two of the most well-known stars in the adult film business, as they have appeared together in many pictures, for Sensational International Pictures, which is owned and operated by Bernard Kuntz(David F. Friedman) and Harvey Cox(Elmo Lavino). All is well for everyone, until there is friction between the two stars on the set of their latest movie entitled Matinee Idol. It is turmoil, which sends both Kuntz and Cox into a frenzy, as they look to finish the picture, as their investors put the pressure on them. [read the full review]
review from 7/24/2017:
In this 1983 romantic comedy porno film. Adult film stars Linda Hand(Jesie St. James), and Lance Hardy(John Leslie), are two of the most well-known stars in the adult film business, as they have appeared together in many pictures, for Sensational International Pictures, which is owned and operated by Bernard Kuntz(David F. Friedman) and Harvey Cox(Elmo Lavino). All is well for everyone, until there is friction between the two stars on the set of their latest movie entitled Matinee Idol. It is turmoil, which sends both Kuntz and Cox into a frenzy, as they look to finish the picture, as their investors put the pressure on them. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mike Horner, Debi Diamond, Joanna Storm, Eric Edwards, Billy Dee, Lisa De Leeuw, Jeff Scott, Annette Haven, Jesie St. James, Jon Martin, Blair Harris, Herschel Savage, Laura Lazare, Jesse Adams, Ken Scudder, Nicole Black, Sean Sullivan, Starr Wood, Janey Robbins, Tigr, David Cannon, Sonya Summers, Felix Sleed, Phaery I. Burd
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Ken Gibb, Harry Lewis
Release date: 4/28/2017
Peekarama: Ladies Night / Her Wicked Ways review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
This double bill from VINEGAR SYNDROME pairs together 2 offerings from 2 of the fictitious Lewis Brothers of Detroit, Harry(Lee Utterbach), and Louis Lewis(Ken Gibb), respectively. [read the full review]
review from 5/18/2017:
This double bill from VINEGAR SYNDROME pairs together 2 offerings from 2 of the fictitious Lewis Brothers of Detroit, Harry(Lee Utterbach), and Louis Lewis(Ken Gibb), respectively. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Sharon Kane, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Ron Jeremy, Joanna Storm, Anna Ventura, John Leslie, Michael Knight [I] (classic), Honey Wilder, Tina Marie, George Payne, Alan Adrian, Lenora Bruce, Tigr, Jerome Carter, Ashley Moore [II] (male)
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Kemal Horulu
Release date: 1/1/2017
Never Sleep Alone (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Flash's
Never Sleep Alone is an absolutely excellent feature-style adult film to have come from director Kemal Horulu. The film boasts an excellent cast, a great story, some wonderful sex scenes, and to top it all off a great cinematic look. Never Sleep Alone is highly recommended for any fan of golden age adult cinema. Vinegar Syndrome has done a beautiful job with their DVD release of Never Sleep Alone with excellent video and audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 12/15/2017:
Never Sleep Alone is an absolutely excellent feature-style adult film to have come from director Kemal Horulu. The film boasts an excellent cast, a great story, some wonderful sex scenes, and to top it all off a great cinematic look. Never Sleep Alone is highly recommended for any fan of golden age adult cinema. Vinegar Syndrome has done a beautiful job with their DVD release of Never Sleep Alone with excellent video and audio quality. [read the full review]
Rick L. Blalock's
Writer/Director Kemal Horulu's 1983 drama-thriller, NEVER SLEEP ALONE, begins with an ominous tone right out of the gate. This as the camera captures a scene outside of a court building, where all we can hear are the ongoing proceedings of a trial. It is then that the film takes us back in time to chronicle the life of Lisa Alexander"(Tina Marie) and her husband "Dan Alexander"(John Leslie). Lisa and Dan, maintain an unconventional lifestyle. They are swingers, and often go to parties thrown by their neighbor "Diana"(Honey Wilder) at a local club called "Plato's Retreat", where basically anything goes, when it comes to sex. Both Lisa and Dan are very open in their relationship and are allowed to have relations with others, however, they have but one rule. They are not to sleep with each other's friends. This is something that they have been able to manage. However, soon, things get complicated, when Dan begins to have eyes for Diana's new roommate, "Natalie"(Joanna Storm). [read the full review]
review from 6/28/2017:
Writer/Director Kemal Horulu's 1983 drama-thriller, NEVER SLEEP ALONE, begins with an ominous tone right out of the gate. This as the camera captures a scene outside of a court building, where all we can hear are the ongoing proceedings of a trial. It is then that the film takes us back in time to chronicle the life of Lisa Alexander"(Tina Marie) and her husband "Dan Alexander"(John Leslie). Lisa and Dan, maintain an unconventional lifestyle. They are swingers, and often go to parties thrown by their neighbor "Diana"(Honey Wilder) at a local club called "Plato's Retreat", where basically anything goes, when it comes to sex. Both Lisa and Dan are very open in their relationship and are allowed to have relations with others, however, they have but one rule. They are not to sleep with each other's friends. This is something that they have been able to manage. However, soon, things get complicated, when Dan begins to have eyes for Diana's new roommate, "Natalie"(Joanna Storm). [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Shanna McCullough, Mike Horner, Desiree Lane, Erica Boyer, Hyapatia Lee, Eric Edwards, Bud Lee, Francois Papillon, Nick Niter, Tigr, Paul Harmon, Martina Nation, Rocky Balboa, Robin Everett, Phaery I. Burd, Gary Eberhardt, Lonnie Emerson, Anne Thomas, Rick Ryder, Rene Holland, Missy Crist, Marlene Dennis, Martin Cary
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Release date: 8/23/2016
Body Girls / Let's Get Physical (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
In BODY GIRLS, Hyapatia Lee runs the hottest health club in town, where physical activity takes on countless meanings. When two sleazy competitors break into the club to try and sabotage it, Hyapatia and her girls gang up to give them an erotic revenge theyll never forget. LETS GET PHYSICAL stars Hyapatia Lee as Maria Schmidt, a once promising ballerina now running a dance school with her sexually crippled husband, Carl (Paul Thomas). As their marriage disintegrates, Maria seeks erotic fulfillment with her students, but can true love reunite the torn couple? [read the full review]
review from 9/22/2016:
In BODY GIRLS, Hyapatia Lee runs the hottest health club in town, where physical activity takes on countless meanings. When two sleazy competitors break into the club to try and sabotage it, Hyapatia and her girls gang up to give them an erotic revenge theyll never forget. LETS GET PHYSICAL stars Hyapatia Lee as Maria Schmidt, a once promising ballerina now running a dance school with her sexually crippled husband, Carl (Paul Thomas). As their marriage disintegrates, Maria seeks erotic fulfillment with her students, but can true love reunite the torn couple? [read the full review]
(5.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Angel, Ron Jeremy, Jerry Butler, Tammy, Taija Rae, Marita Ekberg, Cecil Howard, Colleen Brennan, Tigr, Frank Serrone, Jose Duval
Studio: Command Cinema
Directed by: Cecil Howard
Release date: 1/1/2016
Star Angel review summaries:
fu_q's
Jerry Butler seems to have it made: an uber-successful career in the rock n' roll industry, a ton of money and the mansion to go along with it, and a hot, fire-crotched girlfriend who loves him and who caters to his every need. Of course, as with everything, there's always a catch and a price to pay. You see, Jerry murdered his ex-girlfriend, Tigr, a substance abusing rocker chick who got him his start in the biz, and made it look like an unintentional O.D. ... and now he sees her and her face everywhere he goes and in everything that he does. Indeed, his psychosis has him in a severe, downward spiral that even his girlfriend, Colleen Brennan, seems unable to stop. Compounding all of this is the presence of Angel, a young, gold-digging hottie whom the pair has brought home...and whom Butler has difficulty discerning from the phantasm that is his deceased ex. Such is the case in "Star Angel", an exceptional, 1986 release from Command Video and director Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
review from 5/21/2017:
Jerry Butler seems to have it made: an uber-successful career in the rock n' roll industry, a ton of money and the mansion to go along with it, and a hot, fire-crotched girlfriend who loves him and who caters to his every need. Of course, as with everything, there's always a catch and a price to pay. You see, Jerry murdered his ex-girlfriend, Tigr, a substance abusing rocker chick who got him his start in the biz, and made it look like an unintentional O.D. ... and now he sees her and her face everywhere he goes and in everything that he does. Indeed, his psychosis has him in a severe, downward spiral that even his girlfriend, Colleen Brennan, seems unable to stop. Compounding all of this is the presence of Angel, a young, gold-digging hottie whom the pair has brought home...and whom Butler has difficulty discerning from the phantasm that is his deceased ex. Such is the case in "Star Angel", an exceptional, 1986 release from Command Video and director Cecil Howard. [read the full review]
Rick L. Blalock's
At the beginning of the 1986 dramatic porno feature, STAR ANGEL, Luke Frame(Jerry Butler) is a former office boy, who has found success in managing the career of his wife, singer, Lola Rain(Tigr). However, Lola's career has come crashing down, as a result of her drug and alcohol addiction. She just can't keep it together, as demonstrated by her latest concert, which ended in utter disaster. The bad show causes outrage between fans and promoters alike. It has also put the couple at odds. as Lola and Luke argue about the former's now failing career. The two of them make up, and subsequently make time for a quickie however, this is after Luke gives his wife some pills, which later ease her into sleep. Unfortunately, it's a slumber that she does not wake from, as the star dies from an apparent overdose. Was it just merely an accident on Luke's behalf? Or, is it something that he had done purposely? [read the full review]
review from 1/20/2017:
At the beginning of the 1986 dramatic porno feature, STAR ANGEL, Luke Frame(Jerry Butler) is a former office boy, who has found success in managing the career of his wife, singer, Lola Rain(Tigr). However, Lola's career has come crashing down, as a result of her drug and alcohol addiction. She just can't keep it together, as demonstrated by her latest concert, which ended in utter disaster. The bad show causes outrage between fans and promoters alike. It has also put the couple at odds. as Lola and Luke argue about the former's now failing career. The two of them make up, and subsequently make time for a quickie however, this is after Luke gives his wife some pills, which later ease her into sleep. Unfortunately, it's a slumber that she does not wake from, as the star dies from an apparent overdose. Was it just merely an accident on Luke's behalf? Or, is it something that he had done purposely? [read the full review]
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: John Leslie, Erica Boyer, Misty Regan, Raven Turner, Holly McCall, Richard Pacheco, Aaron Stuart, Pat Manning, Anthony Spinelli, Tigr, Eric Stein, Robyn Whitting, Elizabeth Randolph, Richard Dove, Jack Hoffey, Tom Ramar, Roy Phipps, Arianne, Katherine Remy, Ronald Gregg, Nicole Adams
Studio: Cal Vista Classics
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli
Release date: 7/1/2008
Previews: Previews
Nothing to Hide (Cal Vista) review summaries:
fu_q's
When his simple best friend, Richard Pacheco, finds love in the arms of a young woman and begins to drift away, a rough-around-the-edges, smooth-talking, hard-fucking womanizer, John Leslie, is left to deal with feelings of emptiness quite unfamiliar to him. Such is the case in "Nothing to Hide 1", an exceptional, 1981 release from director Anthony Spinelli and Cal Vista. [read the full review]
review from 1/7/2016:
When his simple best friend, Richard Pacheco, finds love in the arms of a young woman and begins to drift away, a rough-around-the-edges, smooth-talking, hard-fucking womanizer, John Leslie, is left to deal with feelings of emptiness quite unfamiliar to him. Such is the case in "Nothing to Hide 1", an exceptional, 1981 release from director Anthony Spinelli and Cal Vista. [read the full review]
T0MBOne's
VCX has re-released NOTHING TO HIDE (1981) as part of their Cal Vista Classics DVD series, which debuted in 2008. [read the full review]
review from 3/29/2009:
VCX has re-released NOTHING TO HIDE (1981) as part of their Cal Vista Classics DVD series, which debuted in 2008. [read the full review]
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mike Horner, Erica Boyer, Misty Regan, Michael Morrison, Holly McCall, Lynx Cannon, Richard Pacheco, Blair Harris, Richard, Anna Turner, Loni Sanders, Fay Burd, Jesse Adams, Jackson, Nicole Black, Tigr, Chelsea McClane, Sonya Summers, Perry Mann
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Ken Gibb
Release date: 11/20/2005
Previews: Previews
Please... Mr. Postman (Caballero) review summaries:
fu_q's
Giving the phrase "going postal" a whole new meaning, it's one special delivery after another when Loni Sanders, a mailwoman who's as horny as she is committed to her job, takes care of both co-workers and clients alike along her route in "Please... Mr. Postman". A fairly good, 1981 release from Caballero and director Louis Lewis, this flick finds both Ms. Sanders, as well as her customers, partaking in all manner of mail-inspired, sexual mayhem. [read the full review]
review from 5/12/2018:
Giving the phrase "going postal" a whole new meaning, it's one special delivery after another when Loni Sanders, a mailwoman who's as horny as she is committed to her job, takes care of both co-workers and clients alike along her route in "Please... Mr. Postman". A fairly good, 1981 release from Caballero and director Louis Lewis, this flick finds both Ms. Sanders, as well as her customers, partaking in all manner of mail-inspired, sexual mayhem. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mike Horner, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Michael Morrison, Lisa De Leeuw, Blair Harris, Loni Sanders, Dorothy LeMay, Herschel Savage, Nicole Black, Lysa Thatcher, Tigr, Eric Stein, Serena [II] (classic)
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Ken Gibb
Release date: 3/1/2005
Previews: Previews
Every Which Way She Can review summaries:
fu_q's
It's always a good time on a Saturday night down at LC's country bar, where the shows bring together the bro's and the ho's, where the dick-lickers meet up with the shit-kickers, and where the stunning and witty Clit Westwood (Lonnie Sanders) and her stuffed-toy gorilla make the rounds. Such is the case in "Every Which Way She Can", a very good, 1981 release from Louis Lewis and Caballero. [read the full review]
review from 1/12/2017:
It's always a good time on a Saturday night down at LC's country bar, where the shows bring together the bro's and the ho's, where the dick-lickers meet up with the shit-kickers, and where the stunning and witty Clit Westwood (Lonnie Sanders) and her stuffed-toy gorilla make the rounds. Such is the case in "Every Which Way She Can", a very good, 1981 release from Louis Lewis and Caballero. [read the full review]
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: John Leslie, Erica Boyer, Misty Regan, Raven Turner, Holly McCall, Richard Pacheco, Aaron Stuart, Pat Manning, Anthony Spinelli, Tigr, Eric Stein, Robyn Whitting, Elizabeth Randolph, Richard Dove, Jack Hoffey, Tom Ramar, Roy Phipps, Arianne, Katherine Remy, Ronald Gregg, Nicole Adams
Studio: Cal Vista Classics
Directed by: Anthony Spinelli
Release date: 4/24/2000
Nothing To Hide (NuTech) review summaries:
SDC's
Although not the best movie of the era, Nothing To Hide may well be the quintessential Golden Age Classic. If youve ever wanted to know what separates the Golden Age movies from contemporary classics then look no further. The movie revolves around the relationship between Jack (John Leslie) and his slow witted/ retarded buddy, Lenny (Richard Pacheco). Jack is a smooth talking ladies man who effortlessly moves from one conquest to the next. Lenny, on the other hand, has no luck with the ladies - despite Jacks constant promises to set him up. However, when Lenny falls for a similarly awkward girl Jack has to face the prospect of life without his buddy. If your exposure to porn is limited to contemporary product either feature or gonzo this is going to be quite a change of pace. Even the narrative driven couples porn of today is a fair distance from movies such as this. For a start the sex scenes are far shorter than would be acceptable today (which, from a story telling perspective at least, is no bad thing). [read the full review]
review from 6/15/2003:
Although not the best movie of the era, Nothing To Hide may well be the quintessential Golden Age Classic. If youve ever wanted to know what separates the Golden Age movies from contemporary classics then look no further. The movie revolves around the relationship between Jack (John Leslie) and his slow witted/ retarded buddy, Lenny (Richard Pacheco). Jack is a smooth talking ladies man who effortlessly moves from one conquest to the next. Lenny, on the other hand, has no luck with the ladies - despite Jacks constant promises to set him up. However, when Lenny falls for a similarly awkward girl Jack has to face the prospect of life without his buddy. If your exposure to porn is limited to contemporary product either feature or gonzo this is going to be quite a change of pace. Even the narrative driven couples porn of today is a fair distance from movies such as this. For a start the sex scenes are far shorter than would be acceptable today (which, from a story telling perspective at least, is no bad thing). [read the full review]
dumblonde's
Director: Anthony Spinelli Writer: Michael Ellis Videographer: Jack Remy Running length: 97 minutes D.O.P. 1981 Female cast: Chelsea Manchester, Erica Boyer, Tigr, Misty Regan, Holly McCall, Liz Randolph, Raven Turner, Pat Manning Male cast: John Leslie, Richard Pacheco, Eric Stein, Anthony Spinelli Audio/Video: For being over 20 years old, the picture isn't bad at all. The audio suffers in just a few places, making the voices somewhat muffled, but in general it was very watchable. Much of it was filmed outdoors, yet wind noise was minimal. Extras: None Condoms: One, Richard Pacheco's scene The Movie: I liked Justine: Nothing To Hide 2 so well, I thought I'd check out the original that started the series. Come to find out, there's absolutely nothing that ties them together, and NTH #1 is actually the sequel to another classic, Talk Dirty To Me. Sounds confusing, but you need not see one to appreciate the other. I've seen very few of the 'classics' of porn, but I'm starting to appreciate them more. [read the full review]
review from 3/11/2002:
Director: Anthony Spinelli Writer: Michael Ellis Videographer: Jack Remy Running length: 97 minutes D.O.P. 1981 Female cast: Chelsea Manchester, Erica Boyer, Tigr, Misty Regan, Holly McCall, Liz Randolph, Raven Turner, Pat Manning Male cast: John Leslie, Richard Pacheco, Eric Stein, Anthony Spinelli Audio/Video: For being over 20 years old, the picture isn't bad at all. The audio suffers in just a few places, making the voices somewhat muffled, but in general it was very watchable. Much of it was filmed outdoors, yet wind noise was minimal. Extras: None Condoms: One, Richard Pacheco's scene The Movie: I liked Justine: Nothing To Hide 2 so well, I thought I'd check out the original that started the series. Come to find out, there's absolutely nothing that ties them together, and NTH #1 is actually the sequel to another classic, Talk Dirty To Me. Sounds confusing, but you need not see one to appreciate the other. I've seen very few of the 'classics' of porn, but I'm starting to appreciate them more. [read the full review]
Nurses of the 407 review summaries:
All reviews of Nurses of the 407
fu_q's
It's the Korean War, times are difficult, and nothing passes the days better for a bored and homesick set of doctors and nurses at a medical camp than a slew of practical jokes and a hefty dose of pervy high-jinks. Such is the case in "Nurses of the 407", an exceptional, 1982 release from I-Candy and director Tony Kendrick. [read the full review]
review from 6/4/2016:
It's the Korean War, times are difficult, and nothing passes the days better for a bored and homesick set of doctors and nurses at a medical camp than a slew of practical jokes and a hefty dose of pervy high-jinks. Such is the case in "Nurses of the 407", an exceptional, 1982 release from I-Candy and director Tony Kendrick. [read the full review]
Corey Thomas'
"Nurses of the 407", a film from the Golden Age of Yesteryear is really not that great of a film, but worth getting for the audio commentary alone (I actually recommend watching the film with the commentary over watching it without). [read the full review]
review from 11/21/2015:
"Nurses of the 407", a film from the Golden Age of Yesteryear is really not that great of a film, but worth getting for the audio commentary alone (I actually recommend watching the film with the commentary over watching it without). [read the full review]
andyblake's
Here is another porn film that follows the time-honored convention of parodying a mainstream movie or television show. Shot on a soundstage in San Francisco in 1982, the movie has the look and feel of the hit seventies and early 80s TV show, M*A*S*H. In fact, the overhead footage at the beginning of the film is the same outdoor set built for the mainstream show. Paul Thomas plays the Hawkeye character, called Jaybird, and Joey Silvera plays the Radar character. The female lead, hot hips Henderson, is played by Jessie St. James, who looks remarkably like hot lips Hoolihan. St. James does a remarkable acting job, and even seems to have some of Loretta Swits style and mannerisms. Unfortunately, this films close similarity to the show it is parodying is about the only thing it has going for it. The sex scenes are brief, a couple of them lack money shots, the women are average in the looks department, and the script is lame. [read the full review]
review from 1/4/2002:
Here is another porn film that follows the time-honored convention of parodying a mainstream movie or television show. Shot on a soundstage in San Francisco in 1982, the movie has the look and feel of the hit seventies and early 80s TV show, M*A*S*H. In fact, the overhead footage at the beginning of the film is the same outdoor set built for the mainstream show. Paul Thomas plays the Hawkeye character, called Jaybird, and Joey Silvera plays the Radar character. The female lead, hot hips Henderson, is played by Jessie St. James, who looks remarkably like hot lips Hoolihan. St. James does a remarkable acting job, and even seems to have some of Loretta Swits style and mannerisms. Unfortunately, this films close similarity to the show it is parodying is about the only thing it has going for it. The sex scenes are brief, a couple of them lack money shots, the women are average in the looks department, and the script is lame. [read the full review]
(3.5 stars avg from 4 reviews)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mike Horner, Lisa De Leeuw, Veronica Hart, Annette Haven, Juliet Anderson, Jesse Eastern, Loni Sanders, Herschel Savage, Jesse Adams, Tigr, Lee Carroll, Michael Scott, James Price, Jason DeWitt
Studio: Caballero
Directed by: Ken Gibb
Release date: 4/24/2000
Previews: Previews
8 To 4 review summaries:
All reviews of 8 To 4
fu_q's
With one of their bosses as a predatory a-hole (Herschel Savage) and the other a heartless, selfish bitch (Juliet Anderson), Annette Haven and the girls of the Osborne Insurance Office take matters into their own hands. Such is the case in "8 to 4", a very good adult takeoff on the 1980 mainstream flick featuring Dolly Parton and company, "9 to 5". [read the full review]
review from 8/13/2015:
With one of their bosses as a predatory a-hole (Herschel Savage) and the other a heartless, selfish bitch (Juliet Anderson), Annette Haven and the girls of the Osborne Insurance Office take matters into their own hands. Such is the case in "8 to 4", a very good adult takeoff on the 1980 mainstream flick featuring Dolly Parton and company, "9 to 5". [read the full review]
SexyHard's
This classic deserves to be remembered. If you dream of slipping your hard cock into Lisa DeLeeuw, Veronica Hart, Loni Sanders, or Juliet Anderson, you should check this one out. [read the full review]
review from 6/6/2007:
This classic deserves to be remembered. If you dream of slipping your hard cock into Lisa DeLeeuw, Veronica Hart, Loni Sanders, or Juliet Anderson, you should check this one out. [read the full review]
andyblake's
Films like this built the reputation of the "golden age" of adult, i.e., the years 1975 through 1982. This 1981 film is, of course, a spoof on the 1980 mainstream film "9 to 5" that starred Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton, and Dabney Coleman. In the adult version their parts are play by Loni Sanders, Annette Haven, Lisa DeLeew, and Herschel Savage. There's even a very nice theme song take-off on the famous Dolly Parton song that went with the mainstream movie. Plot and acting are superior to most seen today, and the sex scenes not only fit the plot, they advance the plot. Although the sex is by today's standards strictly couples fare, this is still a very hot movie and well worthwhile. Technically the disc is quite good, although the reverse angle gimmick was simply annoying. The video quality and audio are very good, given the age of the source material. [read the full review]
review from 10/24/2004:
Films like this built the reputation of the "golden age" of adult, i.e., the years 1975 through 1982. This 1981 film is, of course, a spoof on the 1980 mainstream film "9 to 5" that starred Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton, and Dabney Coleman. In the adult version their parts are play by Loni Sanders, Annette Haven, Lisa DeLeew, and Herschel Savage. There's even a very nice theme song take-off on the famous Dolly Parton song that went with the mainstream movie. Plot and acting are superior to most seen today, and the sex scenes not only fit the plot, they advance the plot. Although the sex is by today's standards strictly couples fare, this is still a very hot movie and well worthwhile. Technically the disc is quite good, although the reverse angle gimmick was simply annoying. The video quality and audio are very good, given the age of the source material. [read the full review]