Reviews of Woe Movies with Trailers (1)
Julie Strain's Dark Haven 1 review summaries:
astroknight's
The Little Details Running Time: 59 min. Production Date: 8 / 14 / 2000 Director: Luc Wylder Cast: Gummi, Ivy English, Julie Strain, Nikki Steele, Woe, Dizzy Blonde, and Joey Ray and Alexandra Silk in a cameo role The Short Story Initial Expectations: Luc Wylder often impresses me. Im really looking forward to this one. Initial Reaction: Its a very nicely done bondage feature with plenty of variety Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting a bit of artistic bondage action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting bondage that pushes the limits and gets into pain The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very nicely done. The audio is clear and well balanced, and the biggest problem is a couple spots which appear slightly hollow. The video is just as good. Theres just a hint of grain, and the biggest problem is where the natural light bleaches out some of the colors in a couple scenes. Theres also a bit of minor camera shake and a few minor soft focus blurs, but thats about it. [read the full review]
review from 6/6/2004:
The Little Details Running Time: 59 min. Production Date: 8 / 14 / 2000 Director: Luc Wylder Cast: Gummi, Ivy English, Julie Strain, Nikki Steele, Woe, Dizzy Blonde, and Joey Ray and Alexandra Silk in a cameo role The Short Story Initial Expectations: Luc Wylder often impresses me. Im really looking forward to this one. Initial Reaction: Its a very nicely done bondage feature with plenty of variety Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting a bit of artistic bondage action Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting bondage that pushes the limits and gets into pain The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very nicely done. The audio is clear and well balanced, and the biggest problem is a couple spots which appear slightly hollow. The video is just as good. Theres just a hint of grain, and the biggest problem is where the natural light bleaches out some of the colors in a couple scenes. Theres also a bit of minor camera shake and a few minor soft focus blurs, but thats about it. [read the full review]