classix comment's Caballero Movie Reviews with Trailers (3)
Release date: 12/29/2001
Reviewed on: 10/12/2008
Studio: Caballero
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Starring: Mike Horner, Nina Hartley, Tracey Adams, Billy Dee, Veronica Hart, Nikki Knights, Alexis Greco, Krista Lane, Herschel Savage
Directed by: Jack Remy
Review brief: While Jack Remy isn't nearly as fine of a director as he is cinematographer, Amanda by Night 2 proves to be a much better than average late 80s X rated film. Well written and shot, this is a worthy film which, as things like this go, has received a much worse than it should have treatment on DVD.
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Release date: 12/15/2000
Reviewed on: 12/20/2007
Studio: Caballero
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Starring: Mike Horner, Anna Ventura, Tiffany Clark, Veronica Hart, Tara Aire, Harry Reems, Kelly Nichols, R. Bolla, Laurie Smith, Honey Wilder, Frank Hollowell, Lisa Cintrice, Lily Rodgers, Jack Newton, Jonathan Church, Angelica Dunlap, Samantha Harley, Cecile DeVille, Leanna Grant
Directed by: Robert McCallum
Review brief: Gary Graver was one of hardcore cinema's true master filmmakers along with Metzger, Weston, Damiano, DeRenzy, and Costello (which about names all the greats). While Society Affairs is one of his less known titles, it ranks as high in Graver's filmography as his first three masterpieces, 3 A.M., V The Hot One, and Ecstasy Girls.
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Release date: 4/24/2000
Reviewed on: 5/13/2007
Studio: Caballero
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Starring: Mai Lin, Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, Don Fernando, Eric Edwards, Samantha Fox, Michael Morrison, Lisa De Leeuw, Veronica Hart, Jon Martin, Arcadia Lake, R. Bolla, Frank Hollowell, Herschel Savage, Pat Manning, Nicole Black, Brooke West, Lee Carroll
Directed by: Robert McCallum
Review brief: One of the best American hardcore films ever made (by director Gary Graver) has been given a TERRIBLE DVD release by Caballero. A true genre masterpiece which features masterful performances from Veronica Hart, Richard Bolla, and especially Lisa DeLeeuw and Samantha Fox. A superior film in every respect which deserves a lot more than it has gotten on DVD. For that reason, pay more and get an old VHS.
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