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Reviews of Tracy Winn Movies (3)
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Tiffany Mynx, Randy West, Mike Horner, P.J. Sparxx, Steve Drake, Porsche Lynn, Summer Knight, Victoria Paris, Angela Summers, Woody Long, Tracy Winn, Lilli Xene
Studio: New Machine
Directed by: Stuart Canterbury
Release date: 4/16/2001
Rocket Girls review summaries:
Kelly's
Title: Rocket Girls Company: New Machine Length: 79 minutes VHS Release: May 1993 DVD Release: February 2001 Condoms: None Directed by: Stuart Canterbury Director of Photography: Kenny Gibb Written by: Clinton Darke BOXCOVER SYNOPSIS: Send a bunch of young men and women scientists up in a rocket to save the ozone layer and what do you get? An interstellar sex orgy, that's what. Instead of applying their brilliant minds to the problem at hand, our erotic astronauts pose the astronomically ambiguous question: Ever see a Red Giant go into a Black Hole? Prepare for blast off! In space no one can hear you cream. (taken from the 1993 VHS boxcover; even though the original won the AVN award for Best Boxcover Concept, New Machine has thrown it out in favor of a new one with Summer Knights on the cover and no synopsis on the back). THE MOVIE: So, its 1993 and the international Earth summit (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development) has just met. Global warming is a problem, and it is apparently largely due to Western industrialism. [read the full review]
review from 1/19/2006:
Title: Rocket Girls Company: New Machine Length: 79 minutes VHS Release: May 1993 DVD Release: February 2001 Condoms: None Directed by: Stuart Canterbury Director of Photography: Kenny Gibb Written by: Clinton Darke BOXCOVER SYNOPSIS: Send a bunch of young men and women scientists up in a rocket to save the ozone layer and what do you get? An interstellar sex orgy, that's what. Instead of applying their brilliant minds to the problem at hand, our erotic astronauts pose the astronomically ambiguous question: Ever see a Red Giant go into a Black Hole? Prepare for blast off! In space no one can hear you cream. (taken from the 1993 VHS boxcover; even though the original won the AVN award for Best Boxcover Concept, New Machine has thrown it out in favor of a new one with Summer Knights on the cover and no synopsis on the back). THE MOVIE: So, its 1993 and the international Earth summit (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development) has just met. Global warming is a problem, and it is apparently largely due to Western industrialism. [read the full review]
(2.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Mickey Ray, Scott Irish, Bianca, Randy Spears, Randy West, Alexis DeVell, Jonathan Morgan, Danielle Rogers, Melanie Moore, Sonja, Tracy Winn
Studio: New Machine
Directed by: Scotty Fox
Release date: 1/24/2001
Collectible review summaries:
MD James'
Title: Collectible Released by: B-line (New Machine) Reviewed by MD James Submitted for your approval in an otherwise ordinary-looking home in an otherwise ordinary-looking neighborhood, we come across a man who has literally become the master of his domain. A man who has created a willing collection of human beings, eager to be used to fulfill any sexual desire imaginable. A man who collects human beings like you and I would collect stamps. And yet, for all of the power that this man has amassed, his Garden of Eden is about to encounter a temptation that will bring the world that he knows crashing down. A world that only exists in the dimension that we call the Scotty Fox Zone. Okay, with apologies to the late Rod Serling I couldnt watch this video without thinking about the "Twilight Zone" or any number of other reality-suspending shows. [read the full review]
review from 1/14/2006:
Title: Collectible Released by: B-line (New Machine) Reviewed by MD James Submitted for your approval in an otherwise ordinary-looking home in an otherwise ordinary-looking neighborhood, we come across a man who has literally become the master of his domain. A man who has created a willing collection of human beings, eager to be used to fulfill any sexual desire imaginable. A man who collects human beings like you and I would collect stamps. And yet, for all of the power that this man has amassed, his Garden of Eden is about to encounter a temptation that will bring the world that he knows crashing down. A world that only exists in the dimension that we call the Scotty Fox Zone. Okay, with apologies to the late Rod Serling I couldnt watch this video without thinking about the "Twilight Zone" or any number of other reality-suspending shows. [read the full review]
Anything That Moves review summaries:
fu_q's
With her super-sweet best friend and fellow stripper (Traci Winn) under investigation for the murder of her abusive, on-again-off-again boyfriend (Tim Lake), the equal parts stunning and streetwise Selena Steele finds herself grilled by the police down at the station. Sexy, quick-witted, and crude, Steele recounts her version of the events leading up to the killing... and needless to say, many of them are scorching hot. So goes "Anything That Moves", a very good, 1992 who-done-it from director John Leslie and VCA. [read the full review]
review from 9/21/2022:
With her super-sweet best friend and fellow stripper (Traci Winn) under investigation for the murder of her abusive, on-again-off-again boyfriend (Tim Lake), the equal parts stunning and streetwise Selena Steele finds herself grilled by the police down at the station. Sexy, quick-witted, and crude, Steele recounts her version of the events leading up to the killing... and needless to say, many of them are scorching hot. So goes "Anything That Moves", a very good, 1992 who-done-it from director John Leslie and VCA. [read the full review]
Corey Thomas'
Two exotic dancers (Selena Steele and Traci Winn) get involved in a murder, the truth being somewhere muddled in the middle. [read the full review]
review from 10/17/2008:
Two exotic dancers (Selena Steele and Traci Winn) get involved in a murder, the truth being somewhere muddled in the middle. [read the full review]