Flash's Movie Reviews directed by Adam Christopher (881 - page 24)
Release date: 7/31/2000
Reviewed on: 7/26/2014
Studio: I-Candy
Starring: John Holmes, Desiree Cousteau, John Seeman, Eileen Welles, Jennifer Richards, Dale Meador, Cris Cassidy, Kyoto Sun, Elliot Lewis, Christian Sarver, Mark Lewis
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Review brief: The China Cat is the tenth film in the Johnny Wadd film series and a spoof on Charlie's Angels. While not the best entry in the series, the film is still a fun one and worth watching. I-Candy's transfer does leave something to be desired though.
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Release date: 5/28/2008
Reviewed on: 7/26/2014
Studio: Thagson
Starring: Steve Holmes, Dora Venter, Melissa Black, Salma de Nora, Lesly Kiss, Dunia Montenegro, Remicio Zampa
Directed by: Roberto Valtuena
Review brief: Dog World is a great adult feature movie, not just because of the sex scenes, but also because of the non-sex work that went into the production making it worth hunting down to watch.
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Release date: 4/9/2013
Reviewed on: 7/21/2014
Studio: Impulse Pictures
Starring: John Alexander, Bud Coal, Debbie Collins, David F. Hurry, Tim Lowery, Marie McLeod, Bill Oleander, Jamie Orlando
Directed by: Bob Hollowich
Review brief: Sexcula is a bizarre adult film to have come out of the 70s. The concept behind the initial story holds promise but the execution, and I am assuming severe production issues, render the film to a jumbled mess that is hard to watch. Impulse Pictures has done a great job with the video and audio presentation on the disc.
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Release date: 1/19/2008
Reviewed on: 7/21/2014
Studio: Alpha Blue Archives
Starring: Vince, Pat, Frank, Alicia, William Margold, Valerie, Cyndee Summers, Sharon Thorpe, Joan Devlon, Debbie, Barbara Bourbon, Sammie, Rick Cassidy, Tony Lane, Bob Kirk, G. Bania, Madama Lee, Tallie Cochrane
Directed by: Bob Kirk
Review brief: Alpha Blue Archives' XXX Spy Sex-O-Rama collects three titles from the early 70s, all with a spy theme, Agent 69, The California Connection, and Jane Bond. Two of the films, Agent 69 and Jane Bond, aren't really worth watching at all. The third, The California Connection, is an enjoyable film that is well worth watching. However the film is incomplete on this release. Alpha Blue Archives poor quality masters make this release not worth watching.
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Release date: 4/30/2002
Reviewed on: 7/21/2014
Studio: Excalibur Films
Starring: Randy West, Porsche Lynn, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Buddy Love, William Margold, Robert Bullock, Wayne Stevens, Tara Blake, Demi White
Directed by: Adele Robbins
Review brief: While the concept of the film is ripe for a good adult version and writer Arthur King has proven in the past that he can write some incredibly good adult films, Maxine is a relatively standard 80s shot on video presentation never rising to where it could. That combined with Excalibur Films' poor distribution of the movie makes it an easy one to pass on.
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Release date: 5/31/2002
Reviewed on: 7/21/2014
Studio: Excalibur Films
Starring: Paul Thomas, Mai Lin, Mike Horner, D.J. Cone, Renee Summers, Billy Dee, Richard Pacheco, Laurie Smith, Mariko, Robin Cannes, Gail Sterling, Lee Brown, Howard Barkley
Directed by: Bob Vosse
Review brief: Sex Wars is a fun comedic sci-fi parody to come out of the mid-80s. The story is engaging and the sex scenes are well done. The picture is in good shape but the release is flawed by only being available as a manufacture on demand disc.
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Release date: 3/31/2002
Reviewed on: 7/21/2014
Studio: Excalibur Films
Starring: Ginger Lynn, Amber Lynn, Paul Thomas, Jamie Gillis, Nina Hartley, Eric Edwards, Lisa De Leeuw, Kitten Natividad, Harry Reems, Richard Pacheco, Carter Stevens, Janey Robbins
Directed by: John Seeman
Review brief: Ten Little Indians is a great film to have come out of the 80s. It is a parody, yet takes on its own version of the story instead of just mimicking the original. The film has a great balance of sex and story as well as working in true comedy.
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Release date: 7/31/2000
Reviewed on: 7/21/2014
Studio: I-Candy
Starring: Georgina Spelvin, John Holmes, Jon Martin, Linda Wong, Bonnie Holiday, Jessica Temple-Smith, Paula Wain, Steve Balint, Yvonne Green, Jimi Lee, Daniel Husong, Mark Ross, Jon Gimbel, Elliot Lewis
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Review brief: The Jade Pussycat is a great adult film to come out of the seventies and one of the best entries in the Johnny Wadd film series. The film has a great combination of sex and story that makes for a excellent finished product. I-Candy's release features a decent presentation of the film.
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Release date: 4/16/2004
Reviewed on: 7/12/2014
Studio: Arrow Productions
Starring: John Holmes, Monique Starr, Jon Seamen
Review brief: Liquid Lips is a decent entry in the Johnny Wadd series and is worth watching. The release from Arrow is adequate.
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Release date: 7/8/2014
Reviewed on: 7/12/2014
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Starring: John Holmes, John Leslie, Annette Haven, Desiree West, Sharon Thorpe, Joan Devlon, Melba Bruce, Suzy Chung, Toni Scott, Veronica Taylor, Ric Lutze, Marius Mazmanian, Buck Flower, Lesllie Bovee, Mick Jones, Esther Walker, Patrick Wright, Tallie Chochrane, Brenda Fogarty, Bobbi Jewell, Joan Morris, Lucy Coley, Donna Bowman, Cece Cochran, Charles Blessing, Linda McGain, Lydia Forsythe, Marion Wilcox, Marge Minter, Robin Sutherland
Directed by: Alan Colberg
Review brief: This release from Vinegar Syndrome collects two films from director Alan Colberg and star John Holmes. Tapestry of Passion, the eighth Johnny Wadd film, doesn't fit in well with the series, but is an amazing adult film from the 1970s and should not be missed. All Night Long is a comedy, which is okay but nowhere on the level of Tapestry of Passion. The presentation of both films by Vinegar Syndrome is amazing.
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Release date: 7/5/2004
Reviewed on: 7/9/2014
Studio: Arrow Productions
Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Henrietta Holm, Frank Micelli, Janet Banzet, Jodi Van Prang, Nicholas Warren, Barbara Strom
Directed by: Morton Lewis
Review brief: The infamous porn film that Sylvester Stallone starred in makes for great modern mythology and rumors but makes for horrible viewing. The film is an incoherent mess and is almost impossible to sit through. Arrow's presentation of the film is as bad is the film itself.
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Release date: 10/9/2007
Reviewed on: 7/8/2014
Studio: Koch Releasing
Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Henrietta Holm, Frank Micelli, Janet Banzet, Jodi Van Prang, Nicholas Warren, Barbara Strom
Directed by: Morton Lewis
Review brief: The infamous porn film that Sylvester Stallone starred in makes for great modern mythology and rumors but makes for horrible viewing. The film is an incoherent mess and is almost impossible to sit through. Cinema Epoch's presentation of the film on this release is amazing and far more than the film deserves.
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Release date: 3/13/2005
Reviewed on: 7/7/2014
Studio: VCX
Starring: John Holmes, Bob Chinn, Alex Elliot, Andy Bellamy, Heather Starr
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Review brief: Flesh of the Lotus is the second film in the Johnny Wadd film series. It offers a more complete feeling film than the first entry but is before the series really started to hit its stride. The presentation on the disc is decent.
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Release date: 7/14/2009
Reviewed on: 7/7/2014
Studio: Gourmet Video (GVC)
Starring: John Holmes
Review brief: Johnny Wadd & His 13 Calibur Weapon is an enjoyable entry in the Johnny Wadd series. Gourmet Video's presentation of the film in this release is horrible though. Unless you must have this title, I would wait and hope some company creates a better release.
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Release date: 9/23/2008
Reviewed on: 7/5/2014
Studio: VCX
Starring: John Holmes, Sandy Dempsey, Patti Lee, Gerard Broulard, Ramone Narone, Andy Bellamy
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Review brief: Johnny Wadd, the first film in the Johnny Wadd series, is not one of the truly amazing adult films that came out of the 70s, but it is a fun low budget quickie. The plot and acting are lacking, but the sex scenes are solid.
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Release date: 9/5/2008
Reviewed on: 7/5/2014
Studio: Adam & Eve
Starring: Bunny Bleu, Mai Lin, Buck Adams, John Holmes, Nick Random, Billy Dee, Melissa Melendez, Sheri St. Clair, Kimberly Carson, Dick Howard, Lisa Melendez, Frankie Penn
Directed by: Patty Rhodes
Review brief: The Return of Johnny Wadd was the last entry in the Johnny Wadd series, which was made without any participation from series creator Bob Chinn. Overall, the movie is your typical 1980s quicky and isn't anything remarkable. This edition contains a later re-edit of the film, has missing footage, and includes a scene never intended for the original film. For this reason, this edition is not recommended.
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Release date: 1/1/1970
Reviewed on: 7/5/2014
Studio: Something Weird Video
Starring: John Holmes
Directed by: Walt Davis
Review brief: The Danish Connection is the fifth entry in the Johnny Wadd series that doesn't fit in very well with the film canon. It was the first in the series not to be directed by Bob Chinn and is also the only softcore entry in the film series. The film itself is fun and enjoyable, but Something Weird Video's release leaves a lot to be desired.
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Release date: 8/5/2003
Reviewed on: 7/5/2014
Studio: VCX
Starring: Georgina Spelvin, John Holmes, Sandy Dempsey
Directed by: Bob Chinn
Review brief: Tropic of Passion, the fourth film in the Johnny Wadd series, was filmed in Waikiki, Hawaii. The locales are good and the story is decent, but the sex scenes seem lacking. VCX's presentation of the film on this release is poor.
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Release date: 5/13/2014
Reviewed on: 6/18/2014
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Starring: Annette Haven, David Pinney, Nina Fause, Candida Royalle, Jeff Lyle, Iris Medina, Susan Fuentes, Jose Ferraro
Directed by: Carlos Tobalina
Review brief: Jungle Blue has been an almost impossible film to come across since its original release and probably should have stayed that way as the film is far better in concept than in application. Vinegar Syndrome has done an amazing job with their release of the film that may interest fans of some of the stars. Unless you are a fan of the film, I would pass on this release.
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Release date: 11/14/2012
Reviewed on: 4/5/2014
Studio: DistribPix
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Constance Money, Gloria Leonard, Marlene Willoughby, Jenny Baxter, Mary Stuart, Terri Hall, Michael Gaunt, Peter Andrews, Cynthia Gardner, Crystal Sync, Nancy Dare, Grover Griffith, Ras Kean, David Williams, Tia Von Davis, Terry Austin, Ian Morley, Lorraine Alraune, Jacqueline Beudant, Calvin Culver, Mark Margolis, Michael Ronds, Joann Sterling
Directed by: Henry Paris
Review brief: Distribpix have gone all out with the Blu-ray release of The Opening of Misty Beethoven providing the best quality version of this film seen yet on home video and a wealth of extras that delve into the film itself. This release is highly recommended for fans of the film, even if they own the previous VCA release, or for any fans of classic adult cinema.
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Release date: 3/25/2011
Reviewed on: 8/11/2012
Studio: Josh Stone Productions
Starring: Lisa Ann, Evan Stone [I] (straight), Tommy Gunn, Nick Manning, Holly Halston, Shyla Stylez, Misty Stone, C.J. Wright, Rachel Starr, Shawna Lenee, Kara Tai, Sadie West, Franziska Facella
Directed by: Josh Stone
Review brief: The problem with Wealth & Deception is that Josh Stone appears to not know what audience he is making the movie for. Instead he appears to have tried to make a movie that will appeal to viewers that like features and viewers that like all sex movies and ultimately, in that process, has made a title that will likely appeal to neither.
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Release date: 5/10/2010
Reviewed on: 8/11/2012
Studio: VCX
Starring: Michelle, Kitty, Sherry, Sharon Thorpe, Zachary Strong, Mira Vane, Linda Lovewhip, Sheri Suzette, Suzzette
Directed by: Zachary Strong, Gerald Graystone
Review brief: During the Golden Age of adult films, there were many enjoyable adult films produced with good plots and good acting. The birth of DVD has caused a great many of those films to see the light of day again allowing those who enjoyed them in the theaters to enjoy them today along with a whole new audience that never got the chance to see them in the theaters originally. Along with these true classic adult films, the bottom of the barrel of the one day wonders are also resurfacing. Adult films that for all right should have been lost to time that are also being brought back out to the light of day. Unfortunately, Three Cheers for B.J.U. is the latter.
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Release date: 11/3/2009
Reviewed on: 1/11/2010
Studio: Marie Madison Media
Starring: Marie Madison, Mark Audess, David Hurley, Jade Houston, Presley Scott, Bradley Grace
Directed by: Marie Madison
Review brief: Marie Madison's Inside Marie's Play Place is an adult sitcom showing what goes on behind the scenes at an adult movie company. Despite being far from the best movie ever put out by Marie Madison Media, the first entry shows potential for the rest of the upcoming series.
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Release date: 6/2/2008
Reviewed on: 7/2/2008
Studio: Club Jenna
Starring: Tommy Gunn, Roxy Jezel, Tony De Sergio, Lela Star, McKenzee Miles, Kimberly Kole, Charles Dera, Ruby Knox, Renna Ryann, Kara Tai
Directed by: Cezar Capone
Review brief: High Definition is an all sex movie where each of the scenes has a theme to it, without any attempt at a plot or set-up. There are some problems with the movie, but overall it is an enjoyable movie with long and visually beautiful sex scenes.
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Release date: 5/16/2008
Reviewed on: 6/1/2008
Studio: Carnal Comics
Starring: Sinn Sage, Ellie Idol, Audrey Elson
Directed by: Steve Steele
Review brief: This movie is a rather short but highly entertaining live action debut of the adult comic characters Demi, created by SS Crompton, and Vampirooni, created by Randy Vogel. Having never read the comic series I can't say how a fan of the comics will react to this movie, however, coming in with no knowledge of the series I highly enjoyed this short film and recommend it.
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