Meet the Fuckers (Zero Tolerance) Review

Reviewed by Boouky  on  10/23/2005

Meet The Fuckers certainly makes no comparsion between itself and it's mainstream counterpart. This is simply a straight-up hardcore movie, with some awesome talent, and a strangely international flavour.

Video: Crisp, clear visuals. This is as good as it will get until HD becomes the norm for Adult features. The camerawork is certainly first rate also, with some great close-ups and emphasis on all the right areas. I still wish that at least some of these titles would devote some time to focus solely on close-ups, but movies like this don't leave anything to your imagination either, so it's all good. A minor gripe in general, which doesn't take away from the overall quality of this DVD.

Audio: Standard audio, nothing faulty or out of place. I did get a kick out of some of the banter between Mr. Pete and Mick Blue, but acting is not anyone's forte here, that's for sure.

Sex: 5 scenes, 3 with one girl, 2 with a pair. Sandra, Jenaveve, and Michelle definitely benefit from having the spotlight on them solely, as each girl goes at it pretty hot and heavy with some great straight action, usually getting tag teamed by Mick Blue and another lucky male. The 2-girl scenes are also excellent if not a little frantic, which seems to be somewhat of a problem with X-Rated movies nowadays. C'mon, linger a little, people! I guess time really is money, but at least both are well spent here.

Extras: Bonus scene with two girls (Mick Blue explains why it wasn't included in the movie at the beginning), BTS, cumshot loop, optional Spanish dubbing, trailers for other ZT titles. A lot of bonuses to keep you coming back for more, and it only enhances the quality of this package. Who knows what more we'll see when a better format comes along? I'm very interested to see what other extras Zero Tolerance can come up with in the future, and how they will deal with HD, if they even bother to.

Overall: I really enjoyed this title, especially with the variety of the talent involved. All together, it's a well made feature (down to the very nice mainstream packaging which is becoming a staple for ZT), and it's worth your hard earned cash.