Sunrise Adams' Redline Review

Reviewed by Tongue in Groove  on  11/8/2004

If I had paid so much as 15 cents for “Sunrise Adams’ Redline” I would sue to the Supreme Court to get my money back. Talk about false advertising! Sunrise is only in the first scene of this compilation produced by the Don Goo studio.

This comp is a mish-mash of scenes snipped from a wide variety of movies, some feature (including the standard looping), some really bad gonzo. That makes the pacing ever some difficult. There are a ton of technical problems also. There are NO (repeat NO) chapter stops, which means you stick the disc in the player and have no control after pressing “Play Movie.” The initial menu was nearly impossible to operate. There are no credits for the performers or the original releases. Five minutes of 800 # ads appear after the seventh scene, and you can’t FF through them. There are NO extras on the DVD.

Many of the scenes are taken from the “Real Amateur Porn” series. “Amateur” in this case refers not only to the talent, but also to the director (who never shuts up), audio man, camera guy, and everyone else who produced these terrible flicks. These things make Ed Powers’ work look stylish and professional. These scenes are nothing more than poorly shot Behind the Scenes snippets.

Since most of the original releases have been reviewed elsewhere on the Web, here is a scene breakdown without commentary:

Hershel Savage, Sunrise Adams “Patriot Dames”
Selena Silver, Tommy Gunn “Real Amateur Porn #16”
Maverick, Pantera “R.A.P. #16”
Dillon Day, Envy Mi “House of Whores”
Fabio, Malora “R.A.P. #16”
Cherie, Jay Ashley “House of Whores”
Taylor Ann, Tommy Gunn “R.A.P. #17”
Mary Jane, Tommy Cash “R.A.P. #8”
Aimee, Destini, guy, Lucy “R.A.P. #8”
Candy, Fabio “R.A.P. #9”
Brandi Lyons, Rod Fontana “Orifice Politics”
Tommy Gunn, Violete Blue “Orifice Politics”
Dillon Day, Felix Vicious “Grin and Bare It”
Blonde, guy (unknown)
Brunette, Ron Jeremy (unknown)

This is a total rip-off for anyone hoping to see cute Sunrise in a few scenes. If I wanted to watch the ridiculously inane “R.A.P.” series, I’d rent it. I don’t want to have it jammed down my throat under some false advertising.