Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 4 movies with Tony Scalia.
Reviews of Tony Scalia Movies (4)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tony Scalia, Dillon Press, Bret Wolfe, Nick Capra, Arpad Miklos, Pascal Bruno, Chet White
Studio: Red Devil Entertainment
Directed by: Jett Blakk
Release date: 2/3/2006
Nick Capra Dirty Talk review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
As Jett Blakk did for Jason Ridge in THE BEST OF JASON RIDGE, he now does for Nick Capra, another star who has blossomed under Blakks astute direction. The result is NICK CAPRA DIRTY TALK. Bret Wolfe, a good friend, interviews Nick. Wolfe makes it easy for Capra to speak freely about his life, loves, and art. There are times when they forget they are doing this for others and go off onto tangents that make us feel neglected but on the whole were seldom bored with their conversation. Bret comes across as a warm friendly sort of laid-back guy. Nick in contrast appears to be a tad hyper, the type of guy its exhausting to be around for any length of time. He comes across as frightfully intelligent and so open and honest that he must have and made many enemies as well as friends. Another surprise is that he is much lighter than the macho stud he appears to be in films. We begin with a solo. Nick lies on a sofa and pounds his pud. It doesnt take him long to shoot a load. Then, with more or less introductory comments, we are treated to three of Nicks scenes for Red Devil. [read the full review]
review from 5/18/2006:
As Jett Blakk did for Jason Ridge in THE BEST OF JASON RIDGE, he now does for Nick Capra, another star who has blossomed under Blakks astute direction. The result is NICK CAPRA DIRTY TALK. Bret Wolfe, a good friend, interviews Nick. Wolfe makes it easy for Capra to speak freely about his life, loves, and art. There are times when they forget they are doing this for others and go off onto tangents that make us feel neglected but on the whole were seldom bored with their conversation. Bret comes across as a warm friendly sort of laid-back guy. Nick in contrast appears to be a tad hyper, the type of guy its exhausting to be around for any length of time. He comes across as frightfully intelligent and so open and honest that he must have and made many enemies as well as friends. Another surprise is that he is much lighter than the macho stud he appears to be in films. We begin with a solo. Nick lies on a sofa and pounds his pud. It doesnt take him long to shoot a load. Then, with more or less introductory comments, we are treated to three of Nicks scenes for Red Devil. [read the full review]
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Kylie Ireland, Chad Hunt, Tony Scalia, Jason Ridge, Alex Leon, Sebastian Jaymz, Rob Romoni, Nick Capra, Michael Knight [II] (gay), Luis Nunez
Studio: Red Devil Entertainment
Directed by: Jett Blakk
Release date: 12/9/2003
Canvas review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
At Red Devil Jett Blakk does not make porn films. He makes porn movies. Theres a difference you ask? Yes, there is. A porn film is one in which anonymous guys walk into a room and fuck. A porn movie is one in which there is a strong story, three-dimensional characters, and full-fledged production values. Of course guys still walk into a room and fuck, but we know these guys, and as a resultwe become much more involved in their sexual activity. We know we are in for something special when the credits roll over close-ups of a brush leaving paint on a canvas and Jake Renders fine rendering of Schuberts Trio in E-flat booms out from the screen. (Viewers may remember its being used in Kubricks BARRY LYNDON. Its beautiful yet at the same time slightly sinister. Incidentally, Schubert was gay.) The film opens with Ross an ad executive, played by the star Jason Ridge, waking up in bed with his wife, Janie, nicely played by Kylie Ireland. (Dont worry, guys, she doesnt have sex and she keeps her clothes on at all times.). [read the full review]
review from 12/7/2003:
At Red Devil Jett Blakk does not make porn films. He makes porn movies. Theres a difference you ask? Yes, there is. A porn film is one in which anonymous guys walk into a room and fuck. A porn movie is one in which there is a strong story, three-dimensional characters, and full-fledged production values. Of course guys still walk into a room and fuck, but we know these guys, and as a resultwe become much more involved in their sexual activity. We know we are in for something special when the credits roll over close-ups of a brush leaving paint on a canvas and Jake Renders fine rendering of Schuberts Trio in E-flat booms out from the screen. (Viewers may remember its being used in Kubricks BARRY LYNDON. Its beautiful yet at the same time slightly sinister. Incidentally, Schubert was gay.) The film opens with Ross an ad executive, played by the star Jason Ridge, waking up in bed with his wife, Janie, nicely played by Kylie Ireland. (Dont worry, guys, she doesnt have sex and she keeps her clothes on at all times.). [read the full review]
(2.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Mark, Luke Sabre, Michael, Daniel, Billy, Sean, Diego, Tony Scalia, Sean Paris, Nicholas, Wyatt, Cesar, Luke Bronson, Michael Johnson, David Chelsea, Rhett, Rhet Hengst, Fire Fly, Cesar Leon
Studio: Titan Media
Release date: 8/15/2002
ManPlay 4 review summaries:
Joe Shaver's
With Titan we can expect real men and rough sex. The performers are not handsome per se, but they exude masculinity. These butch numbers suck dick as though they are trying to suction it off, and fuck as though they are driving rivets. MANPLAY 04 is nowhere near as good as the great Titan features. The guys here appear to be Titan's second or third string players; and this a sort of audition tape. Not only are these guys not handsome but, to my mind, not very desirable. All are daddy types with hairy chests, most have balding heads, and a few have gall bladder scars and other blemishes. In short, these are the kind of ordinary guys you might find making out in the backroom of your local gay bar not on the set of a porn film. Supporting the idea that this is some sort of audition is the fact that we are obviously on a stage set, and that the camera men are often seen moving in for their close-ups in what, I suppose, can be called cinema verite. [read the full review]
review from 10/19/2002:
With Titan we can expect real men and rough sex. The performers are not handsome per se, but they exude masculinity. These butch numbers suck dick as though they are trying to suction it off, and fuck as though they are driving rivets. MANPLAY 04 is nowhere near as good as the great Titan features. The guys here appear to be Titan's second or third string players; and this a sort of audition tape. Not only are these guys not handsome but, to my mind, not very desirable. All are daddy types with hairy chests, most have balding heads, and a few have gall bladder scars and other blemishes. In short, these are the kind of ordinary guys you might find making out in the backroom of your local gay bar not on the set of a porn film. Supporting the idea that this is some sort of audition is the fact that we are obviously on a stage set, and that the camera men are often seen moving in for their close-ups in what, I suppose, can be called cinema verite. [read the full review]
(5.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Cameron Cruise, Anthony DeAngelo, John Truitt, Tony Scalia, Kent Burke, Adam Blake, Blak, Sky Donavon, Mauricio Rey
Studio: Titan Media
Release date: 2/11/2002
ManPlay 2 review summaries:
TouchDown Tony's
Starring John Truitt, Mauricio Rey, Adam Blake, Anthony Deangelo, Blak, Cameron Cruise, Ken Burke, Tony Scalia, Sky Donavon, Director uncredited When I popped MANPLAY 2 into the player and cranked it up, I harbored the thought: "Omigod, it's just gonna be more of the same (MANPLAY-001) old, same old stuff as last time." Boy, was I right AND wrong at the same time! Yes, I admit to being wrong, so beat me. Not only is MANPLAY 2 more of the same, it might also be slightly better than its predecessor. For the unitiated, and you had better get initiated to Titan Men's MANPLAY series soon, MANPLAY is Five-Star "amateur" entertainment for adults. One location, a few strategically placed cushions, and "more cock, more hot guys garanteed to make you squirt." Only one cast member from MANPLAY 1 puts in an appearence in MANPLAY 2, the lithe, eager beaver John Truitt, who continues to prove that he will have an ample career before the cameras. He ain't no twink, and he's a versatile performer who constantly looks like he's enjoying himself. [read the full review]
review from 8/29/2002:
Starring John Truitt, Mauricio Rey, Adam Blake, Anthony Deangelo, Blak, Cameron Cruise, Ken Burke, Tony Scalia, Sky Donavon, Director uncredited When I popped MANPLAY 2 into the player and cranked it up, I harbored the thought: "Omigod, it's just gonna be more of the same (MANPLAY-001) old, same old stuff as last time." Boy, was I right AND wrong at the same time! Yes, I admit to being wrong, so beat me. Not only is MANPLAY 2 more of the same, it might also be slightly better than its predecessor. For the unitiated, and you had better get initiated to Titan Men's MANPLAY series soon, MANPLAY is Five-Star "amateur" entertainment for adults. One location, a few strategically placed cushions, and "more cock, more hot guys garanteed to make you squirt." Only one cast member from MANPLAY 1 puts in an appearence in MANPLAY 2, the lithe, eager beaver John Truitt, who continues to prove that he will have an ample career before the cameras. He ain't no twink, and he's a versatile performer who constantly looks like he's enjoying himself. [read the full review]
