Faunus's Wicked Movie Reviews (7)
Release date: 12/5/2008
Reviewed on: 3/1/2009
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Randy Spears, Nick Manning, Sascha, Marie Luv, Mya Luanna, Marco Banderas, Aiden Starr, Sindee Jennings, Crissy Moon, Marlie Moore, Nikki Rhodes, Bridgette B
Directed by: Mark Stone
Review brief: To put it simply, this seems to be a 1960's B-Movie/Kill Bill/I don't know knockoff. The music is 1960's surfer music with outlandish outfits and silly kung-fu type stuff.
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Release date: 2/4/2009
Reviewed on: 3/1/2009
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Chris Cannon, Randy Spears, Voodoo, Nicole Sheridan, Chris Johnson, Alektra Blue, Audrey Bitoni, AnnMarie Rios, Jarod Diamond
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Heaven or Hell is a Jonathan Morgan feature comedy staring Wicked’s newest contract star, Alektra Blue. The plot centers around a newly deceased Alektra Blue as she waits in Purgatory and the people she meets there. Somewhat surprising, Purgatory here is a direct knockoff of the waiting room from Beatlejuice, complete with grotesque costumes and the same “take a number and wait 1000 years” waiting system. It seems that everyone she meets there has died in some type of freak sex accident, which provides the backdrop for this movie.
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Release date: 1/14/2009
Reviewed on: 2/22/2009
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Randy Spears, Voodoo, Mark Wood, Sascha, Stormy Daniels, Amber Rayne, Lindsey Meadows
Directed by: Stormy Daniels
Review brief: With all the hype about Stormy Daniels possibly running for Senator in Louisiana, I figure this is a good time to review this one. We watched it a week or two ago and I have been meaning to write a few words since then. In this movie we have Randy Spears and Stormy as husband and wife, moving from the city to the country and hoping to leave their troubles behind. However, it appears they instead bring their personal demons into every life they touch.
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Release date: 1/9/2009
Reviewed on: 2/1/2009
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Chris Cannon, Randy Spears, Barrett Blade, Tanya James, Kaylani Lei, Nikki Benz, Alektra Blue, Ryder Skye, Angelina Valentine, Rocco Reed, Devi Emmerson
Directed by: Francios Clousot
Review brief: Francois Clousot has really started to impress me with his dark take on adult feature films. This one stars Kaylani Lei trapped in a nightmare word where she works as a dancer/prostitute with an attitude to match, but she knows that somehow things just aren’t right.
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Release date: 1/2/2009
Reviewed on: 2/1/2009
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Randy Spears, Tommy Gunn, Jada Fire, Barrett Blade, Tanya James, Deep Threat, Barry Scott, Alektra Blue, Veronica Rayne, Brad Armstong
Directed by: Brad Armstrong
Review brief: Alektra Blue has been one of my faves for a few years now. Wicked has been one of my favorite studios for even longer. So even though I am a bit upset that she is exclusive to one studio know, I can rest assured that at least she picked a good one. Here we have her cumming out party for Wicked, Alektra in five electric scenes and I can’t wait.
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Release date: 12/22/2008
Reviewed on: 1/10/2009
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Chris Cannon, Randy Spears, Tommy Gunn, Eric Masterson, Barrett Blade, Sascha, Kaylani Lei, Kristina Rose, Scarlett Fay, Mikayla Mendez
Directed by: Michael Raven
Review brief: In a plot as old as porn, here we have a woman (Mikayla Mendez) forced into prostitution to support her family. However, Michael Raven is directing this one so I don’t expect this one to be more of the same.
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Release date: 9/3/2008
Reviewed on: 10/26/2008
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Tom Byron, Randy Spears, Scott Styles, Lee Stone, Niko, Mr. Pete, Shyla Stylez, Makayla, Kaylani Lei, Daisy Marie, Eva Angelina, Justin Magnum, Rebeca Linares, Derrick Pierce, Alexis Texas
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Jonathan Morgan is well known for his spoofs and light hearted take on adult movies, and I have been a fan of his for some time. “Seven Deadly Sins” promises to be something different. With its dark gothic feel and music, right from the start the viewer knows he is in for a ride.
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