Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 6 movies with Veronica Taylor.
Reviews of Veronica Taylor Movies (6)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Leslie, Turk Lyon, Desiree West, Sharon Thorpe, Ken Scudder, Bob Chinn, Veronica Taylor, Laura Bourbon, Vicky Lyon, Enjil von Bergdorfe, Tanya Shea, Alain Patrick, Janis Lake, Astrid Gordon, Georges Malu
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Release date: 2/28/2017
Love Slaves, The (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Flash's
The Love Slaves is an excellent roughie that was made by renown adult filmmaker Bob Chinn. The Love Slaves features a well-done story, great acting, and some excellent sex scenes. Fans of the genre will want to seek this film out. Vinegar Syndrome has done an excellent job with their release with a beautiful image and good audio with a few extras. [read the full review]
review from 4/23/2017:
The Love Slaves is an excellent roughie that was made by renown adult filmmaker Bob Chinn. The Love Slaves features a well-done story, great acting, and some excellent sex scenes. Fans of the genre will want to seek this film out. Vinegar Syndrome has done an excellent job with their release with a beautiful image and good audio with a few extras. [read the full review]
(0.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Seeman, Ken Scudder, Veronica Taylor
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Bob Kirk
Release date: 1/1/2015
Previews: Previews
Hit, The (Vinegar Syndrome) review summaries:
Flash's
The Hit is a poorly done feature-style adult film from director Bob Kirk. If you are familiar with the work of Bob Kirk, you know exactly what to expect from this film. If you aren't the film is a flimsy story that holds up horribly shot sex scenes. The Hit is an easy film to skip. Vinegar Syndrome has done a decent job with their streaming-only release on Exploitation.TV with good video quality and decent audio quality. [read the full review]
review from 7/20/2018:
The Hit is a poorly done feature-style adult film from director Bob Kirk. If you are familiar with the work of Bob Kirk, you know exactly what to expect from this film. If you aren't the film is a flimsy story that holds up horribly shot sex scenes. The Hit is an easy film to skip. Vinegar Syndrome has done a decent job with their streaming-only release on Exploitation.TV with good video quality and decent audio quality. [read the full review]
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, John Leslie, Annette Haven, Desiree West, Sharon Thorpe, Joan Devlon, Melba Bruce, Suzy Chung, Toni Scott, Veronica Taylor, Ric Lutze, Marius Mazmanian, Buck Flower, Lesllie Bovee, Mick Jones, Esther Walker, Patrick Wright, Tallie Chochrane, Brenda Fogarty, Bobbi Jewell, Joan Morris, Lucy Coley, Donna Bowman, Cece Cochran, Charles Blessing, Linda McGain, Lydia Forsythe, Marion Wilcox, Marge Minter, Robin Sutherland
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Directed by: Alan Colberg
Release date: 7/8/2014
Peekarama: All Night Long / Tapestry Of Passion review summaries:
Flash's
This release from Vinegar Syndrome collects two films from director Alan Colberg and star John Holmes. Tapestry of Passion, the eighth Johnny Wadd film, doesn't fit in well with the series, but is an amazing adult film from the 1970s and should not be missed. All Night Long is a comedy, which is okay but nowhere on the level of Tapestry of Passion. The presentation of both films by Vinegar Syndrome is amazing. [read the full review]
review from 7/12/2014:
This release from Vinegar Syndrome collects two films from director Alan Colberg and star John Holmes. Tapestry of Passion, the eighth Johnny Wadd film, doesn't fit in well with the series, but is an amazing adult film from the 1970s and should not be missed. All Night Long is a comedy, which is okay but nowhere on the level of Tapestry of Passion. The presentation of both films by Vinegar Syndrome is amazing. [read the full review]
(2.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: John Holmes, Constance Money, Jacque Hanson, Barry Vane, Helen Madigan, Veronica Taylor, Jo Ann McClure, Karen Reed, Charles Swanson, Malcolm Healy, Rex Roman, Herman, Joaquin Delicado, Claudia Stanton, Kim Blaire, Mira Vane, Claire Kimball, Bradley Furman, Harold Burns, Michael Bee, Kandi Johnson
Studio: Gourmet Video (GVC)
Directed by: Zachary Strong
Release date: 9/7/2007
Confessions Of a Teenager review summaries:
Flash's
Confessions of a Teenager will never be considered to be a great adult film, nor should it be considered to be a poor adult film. The film had the potential to be very good, however, numerous poor choices made while making the film along with some amateurish mistakes keep the film from ever reaching its full potential. Confessions of a Teenager is worth a watch, however, I am not sure that it's a film that one would want to own in their collection. Gourmet Video Collection has done a poor job with this release of Confessions of a Teenager with low-quality video and audio. [read the full review]
review from 1/5/2017:
Confessions of a Teenager will never be considered to be a great adult film, nor should it be considered to be a poor adult film. The film had the potential to be very good, however, numerous poor choices made while making the film along with some amateurish mistakes keep the film from ever reaching its full potential. Confessions of a Teenager is worth a watch, however, I am not sure that it's a film that one would want to own in their collection. Gourmet Video Collection has done a poor job with this release of Confessions of a Teenager with low-quality video and audio. [read the full review]
fu_q's
A lifetime of sexual near-misses and bad experiences, coupled with a bizarre peanut butter fetish brought about by a creepy, sexual encounter with an aunt, has soured Zachary Strong on his ability to land women. Fortunately for him, a brunette gas attendant, Helen Madigan, lends a sympathetic ear (...and pussy...) in helping him turn things around. Such is the case in "Confessions of a Teenager" (a.k.a. "Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak"), a decent, 1975 release from director Zachary Strong and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]
review from 5/7/2016:
A lifetime of sexual near-misses and bad experiences, coupled with a bizarre peanut butter fetish brought about by a creepy, sexual encounter with an aunt, has soured Zachary Strong on his ability to land women. Fortunately for him, a brunette gas attendant, Helen Madigan, lends a sympathetic ear (...and pussy...) in helping him turn things around. Such is the case in "Confessions of a Teenager" (a.k.a. "Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak"), a decent, 1975 release from director Zachary Strong and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]
(1.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: John Holmes, Constance Money, Jacque Hanson, Tyler Reynolds, Barry Vane, Helen Madigan, Paul Scharf, Jennifer Mason, Sharon Taylor, Veronica Taylor, Candida Royalle, Karen Reed, Charles Swanson, Malcolm Healy, Molly Seagrim, Zachary Strong, Herman, Joaquin Delicado, Claudia Stanton, Kim Blaire, Mira Vane, Claire Kimball, Harold Burns, Michael Bee, Kandi Johnson, Jocelyn Martene, Angela Tufts, JoAnn McClure, Bradley Kurman, Linda Loveall, Mary Hanson, Ron Johnson, Tom Doall, Wanda Backdoor
Studio: Alpha Blue Archives
Directed by: Zachary Strong
Release date: 11/17/2006
Cult 70s Porno Director: Zachary Strong review summaries:
Flash's
If Alpha Blue Archives had put three of Zachary Strong's stronger efforts on this release with a quality image and audio, this multiple film set might be worth picking up. However, one of Strong's worst films (More Ways Than One) and one of Jerry Abrams' worst films (The Analyst) are included on this release along with a decent film from Jerry Abrams (Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak). Alpha Blue Archives has used some rather abysmal masters for this release so as a result none of the films are overly fun to watch, even if you do like all three films. As a result, there is no real need to acquire this release. [read the full review]
review from 1/5/2017:
If Alpha Blue Archives had put three of Zachary Strong's stronger efforts on this release with a quality image and audio, this multiple film set might be worth picking up. However, one of Strong's worst films (More Ways Than One) and one of Jerry Abrams' worst films (The Analyst) are included on this release along with a decent film from Jerry Abrams (Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak). Alpha Blue Archives has used some rather abysmal masters for this release so as a result none of the films are overly fun to watch, even if you do like all three films. As a result, there is no real need to acquire this release. [read the full review]
(2.8 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: John Holmes, Annette Haven, Joan Devlon, Missy Sue, Veronica Taylor, Carlos Tobalina, Damon Christian, Carl Adams, Felicia Sanda, Tyler Moore, Michaelle Scher, Lazaro Valdes, Michael C. LeDuff, Fermin Castillo del Muro, Rosario Carrillo, Greg Anderson, Jerry Wade, Elsa Sanchez, Amparo Salazar, Eddie Carrillo, Norma Posulez, Tommy Batello, Daniel Hu Song
Studio: Arrow Productions
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Release date: 12/25/2003
Tell Them Johnny Wadd Is Here review summaries:
fu_q's
Nothing but trouble (...and sex...) follows, when Johnny Wadd (John Holmes) is called down to Mexico to help his old war buddy (Damon Christian) take on a drug dealer who's married Damon's junkie ex-wife (Veronica Taylor). Such is the case in "Tell Them Johnny Wadd is Here", a tepid 1976 release from Arrow Productions. While the plot is fairly good for a porno of its era (...despite its narrated storyline motif and jumpiness at times...), and there's a decent amount of cheesy, shoot-'em-up style action, the sex itself is incredibly tame...especially given that the legendary cocksman, Holmes, is involved. Indeed, there's plenty of fine fucking to be found in releases from the time period, just not here. There are also better plots from the era, as well. [read the full review]
review from 7/21/2015:
Nothing but trouble (...and sex...) follows, when Johnny Wadd (John Holmes) is called down to Mexico to help his old war buddy (Damon Christian) take on a drug dealer who's married Damon's junkie ex-wife (Veronica Taylor). Such is the case in "Tell Them Johnny Wadd is Here", a tepid 1976 release from Arrow Productions. While the plot is fairly good for a porno of its era (...despite its narrated storyline motif and jumpiness at times...), and there's a decent amount of cheesy, shoot-'em-up style action, the sex itself is incredibly tame...especially given that the legendary cocksman, Holmes, is involved. Indeed, there's plenty of fine fucking to be found in releases from the time period, just not here. There are also better plots from the era, as well. [read the full review]
Flash's
Overall, Tell Them Johnny Wadd is Here is an average adult film. Viewers that are new to the series will probably want to check out some of the better entries first as this film may not want them to see the rest of the Johnny Wadd series. Fans of the series will want to pick up the disc so they can complete their Johnny Wadd collection. Viewers that like long sex scenes or hate tame sex scenes will want to skip this title along with viewers that hate plotted porn. [read the full review]
review from 12/28/2003:
Overall, Tell Them Johnny Wadd is Here is an average adult film. Viewers that are new to the series will probably want to check out some of the better entries first as this film may not want them to see the rest of the Johnny Wadd series. Fans of the series will want to pick up the disc so they can complete their Johnny Wadd collection. Viewers that like long sex scenes or hate tame sex scenes will want to skip this title along with viewers that hate plotted porn. [read the full review]