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Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 2 movies with Valerie Franklin.

Reviews of Valerie Franklin Movies (2)

Boxcover for Melanie's Hot Line
(3.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Angela, Joan Devlon, Justina Lynn, Valerie Franklin, Laurie Busch, Margaret McCallum, Theodore Von Unkl, Pharaoh Amos, Harold Black
Directed by: Christopher Shaw
Release date: 12/8/2009
Melanie's Hot Line review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 10/21/2012:
One obscene phone call can be a life-changer, as virginal Justina Lynn finds out the “hard” way in “Melanie’s Hotline”, a fun-but-kinky mid-70s production from Cal Vista Classics and director Maurice Delarue. Featuring some taboo themes, this one is a bit on the edgy side by today’s standards, so it definitely has its hot moments…but its (understandable) technical issues (audio, screen resolution) and some wood problems in the final scene keep it from being all that it can be. It definitely isn’t a bad film, however…and will be of interest to a certain, nostalgia-centered segment of the audience…but its broader appeal is likely limited. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Teenage Surfer Girls (Alpha Blue)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Joey Silvera, Joan Devlon, Tyler Reynolds, Melba May, Lance Stringer, Stephanie Young, Valerie Franklin, Joni Goodbody, Harold Brownberg, George Moffet, Ed Turner, Paula Loose, Ted Gilchrist, Georgette Teaps
Directed by: Boots McCoy
Release date: 1/19/2008
Teenage Surfer Girls (Alpha Blue) review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 10/2/2016:
All of the young hotties down at the beach are looking for one thing--cock...surfer cock, that is...and they'll do anything and anyone to get it. Such is the case for the super-cute pair of pornographic pals, Melba Bruce and Justina Lynn, whose sexual obsessions ultimately find them in danger at an out-of-control, drug-laden party, in the arms of the gargantuan, John Wayne-spouting, mutton-chopped Tyler Reynolds, and even making it with one another...and enjoying it. So goes "Teenage Surfer Girls", an overall-good, 1976 release from Alpha Blue and director Boots McCoy. [read the full review]