Corey Thomas's Movie Reviews with Trailers directed by John Leslie (4)
Release date: 7/31/2000
Reviewed on: 10/17/2008
Studio: VCA
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Starring: Selena Steele, Tracy Winn
Directed by: John Leslie
Review brief: Two exotic dancers (Selena Steele and Traci Winn) get involved in a murder, the truth being somewhere muddled in the middle.
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Release date: 4/24/2000
Reviewed on: 11/24/2005
Studio: VCA
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Starring: Patricia Kennedy, Tom Byron, T.T. Boy, Jake Steed, Randy Spears, Raven, Jamie Gillis, Ashley Nicole, Racquel Darrian, Rocco Siffredi, Marc Wallice, Selena Steele, Zara Whites, Dizzy Blonde, Christian Parker, Jimmy Pike, Derek Lane, Jerry Lee, Jay Roth
Directed by: John Leslie
Review brief: John Leslie's "Curse of the Catwoman" is one of the most sylish porno movies I have ever seen. While honestly I think there are better John Leslie movies when it comes to storyline and, quite frankly, the sex, "Curse" is a perfect movie for anybody looking for a moody, style film. Anybody familiar with John Leslie's work will know this is a sequel (although rather different) to Leslie's 1988 classic "The Catwoman". In this film, a group of cat people hang out at a club, hunting for sexual prey. As the movie begins, Ashley Nicole is getting a stand-up fuck from T.T. Boy while Rocco Siffredi and Raven watch. Raven goes over to join the two, when club owner Jamie Gillis interrupts and tells her to get out. On their way out of the club together, Gillis and Nicole are attacked during a rendezvous by Raven, who gives herself to Jamie and provides Ashley with a "bigger dick". The sets and lighting are fantastic in these scenes and really help to motivate the sex.
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Release date: 4/24/2000
Reviewed on: 8/21/2005
Studio: VCA
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Starring: Tom Byron, Peter North, Scott Irish, Debi Diamond, Victoria Paris, Joey Silvera, Buck Adams, Selena Steele, Lynn Francis, Ray Victory, Tori Welles, Debi Hansen, April West, Pamela Rose, Richard Pacheco, Alex Horn
Directed by: John Leslie
Review brief: John Leslie's "The Chameleon", which many, including this reviewer, consider his masterpiece, begins with a soothing blues ditty by Bill Reid as the credits go up. We then open with a woman named Diana (Tori Welles) talking to her psychiatrist (Richard Pacheco). It appears that she has sexual problems, although they're not what you would probably imagine. It turns out that Diana's a "chameleon". If you don't know what I mean, just read ahead and you soon will. We then cut into a sizzling sex scene with a woman (April West) taking on two guys (Scott Irish, Axel Horn). After they are finished, the woman goes to the bathroom, where she turns into Diana! She has the ability to change her identities, which she takes to her full advantage. This is much to the chagrin of her boyfriend Marc (Tom Byron), for whom sex is a much more meaningful experience.
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Release date: 4/24/2000
Reviewed on: 7/27/2005
Studio: VCA
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Starring: Peter North, Sheena Horne, Joey Silvera, Lois Ayres, Keisha, Bionca, Josey Duval, Lynn Francis, Dana Dylan, Steve Henessy, D.J. Cone, Siobhan Hunter, John Leslie
Directed by: John Leslie
Review brief: "Nightshift Nurses", the directorial debut of perhaps the best actor to ever work in adult, John Leslie, not only is a scorcher when it comes to the sex, but also makes great use of comedy, blues music, and filmmaking styles that Leslie would later use in the "Chameleon" and "Catwoman" movies. The film takes place during one night in a hospital. Lois Ayres plays the senior nurse who heads the other nurses, played by Bionca, Keisha, Sheena Horne, and Lynn Francis. John Leslie plays Dr. Grow, an insomniac who hates his job and would really like to be a professional harmonica player. Joey Silvera is an everyman who goes by the name of Idaho Moe and in his spare time pretends that he's a doctor. Peter North, Josey Duval, and D.J. Cone play various patients and Siobhan Hunter is a "sister" who is waiting for her brother to come out of surgery. One more character worth mentioning would be the black janitor, played by Steve Hennessy. While mopping a hallway, he overhears moans and goes into the room to investigate.
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