folkyboy's Movie Reviews directed by Blue Blake (3)
Lumberjack Gang Bang
Release date: 3/6/2003
Reviewed on: 4/19/2003
Studio: Big Blue Productions
Starring: Troy Michaels, Blue Blake, Matt Sizemore, Robert Harvey
Directed by: Blue Blake
Review brief: Title: Duke Miller's Lumberjack Gang Bang Studio: Arena Producer(s): Blue Blake Productions Director(s): Blue Blake Videographer: Andre Adair Editor: Drew Warner Music: Rock Hard Cast: Duke Miller, Brad Rock, Matt Sizemore, Rhett O'Hara, Kelly Madison, Damian Steele, Staten McCormack, Troy Michaels, Robert Harvey, and Blue Blake (as "The Boss") Date of Production: June 2002 Running Time: 70 minutes Extras: Interactive Menus, Instant Scene Access, Bloopers and Outtakes, Hardcore Photo Gallery, DVD Rom Compatible The Story Set on a logging camp, all of our stars are bulky and chopping block and carrying water. They interrupt from their busy ax grinding work for a bit of mail call and everyone is treated to a letter (or two) from their sweeties back home. However, their perfume scented letters come tainted with another sense of news straight from their Boss's (Blue Blake) mouth. Seems the bridge that leads to town is down and won't be prepared for close to six months.
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Release date: 3/6/2003
Reviewed on: 4/19/2003
Studio: Big Blue Productions
Starring: Troy Michaels, Blue Blake, Matt Sizemore, Robert Harvey
Directed by: Blue Blake
Review brief: Title: Duke Miller's Lumberjack Gang Bang Studio: Arena Producer(s): Blue Blake Productions Director(s): Blue Blake Videographer: Andre Adair Editor: Drew Warner Music: Rock Hard Cast: Duke Miller, Brad Rock, Matt Sizemore, Rhett O'Hara, Kelly Madison, Damian Steele, Staten McCormack, Troy Michaels, Robert Harvey, and Blue Blake (as "The Boss") Date of Production: June 2002 Running Time: 70 minutes Extras: Interactive Menus, Instant Scene Access, Bloopers and Outtakes, Hardcore Photo Gallery, DVD Rom Compatible The Story Set on a logging camp, all of our stars are bulky and chopping block and carrying water. They interrupt from their busy ax grinding work for a bit of mail call and everyone is treated to a letter (or two) from their sweeties back home. However, their perfume scented letters come tainted with another sense of news straight from their Boss's (Blue Blake) mouth. Seems the bridge that leads to town is down and won't be prepared for close to six months.
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Cowboy
Release date: 11/14/2002
Reviewed on: 3/31/2003
Studio: Big Blue Productions
Starring: Ron Jeremy, Blue Blake, Tom Katt, Evan Taylor, Caesar, Kelly Madison, Brad Rock, Ray Stone, Rhett O'Hara, Sal Lombardi, Staten McCormack
Directed by: Blue Blake
Review brief: Title: Cowboy Studio: Arena Producer(s): Blue Blake Productions Director: Blue Blake Videographer: Andre Adair Editor: Michael Zen Music: Rock Hard Cast: Caesar, Brad Rock, Tom Katt, Rhett O'Hara, Dane Brando, Sal Lombardi, Staten McCormack, Ray Stone, Kelly Madison & Evan Taylor Date of Production: 04/01/02 Running Time: 1 hour, 58 minutes Extras: XXX By Line: some MEN are just born BAD The Story Caesar plays a ramblin' man who is running from his dark past. He uses the boys and rides off into the sunset on the search of yet another heart to borrow to heal his wounded mind. He eventually sets his sites on a young proprietor named Jake (Dane Brando) and they share a blissful romance on Jake's ranch. That is, until a Cowboy decides to get honest... Scene One (Caesar & Rhett O'Hara) After a restless sleep with visions of cocks and asses dancing in his head, our hero Cowboy awakes to Rhett O'Hara over him. Rather than admit any vulnerablity that might be amiss inside this drifter's head, Caesar orders Rhett to suck his cock.
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Release date: 11/14/2002
Reviewed on: 3/31/2003
Studio: Big Blue Productions
Starring: Ron Jeremy, Blue Blake, Tom Katt, Evan Taylor, Caesar, Kelly Madison, Brad Rock, Ray Stone, Rhett O'Hara, Sal Lombardi, Staten McCormack
Directed by: Blue Blake
Review brief: Title: Cowboy Studio: Arena Producer(s): Blue Blake Productions Director: Blue Blake Videographer: Andre Adair Editor: Michael Zen Music: Rock Hard Cast: Caesar, Brad Rock, Tom Katt, Rhett O'Hara, Dane Brando, Sal Lombardi, Staten McCormack, Ray Stone, Kelly Madison & Evan Taylor Date of Production: 04/01/02 Running Time: 1 hour, 58 minutes Extras: XXX By Line: some MEN are just born BAD The Story Caesar plays a ramblin' man who is running from his dark past. He uses the boys and rides off into the sunset on the search of yet another heart to borrow to heal his wounded mind. He eventually sets his sites on a young proprietor named Jake (Dane Brando) and they share a blissful romance on Jake's ranch. That is, until a Cowboy decides to get honest... Scene One (Caesar & Rhett O'Hara) After a restless sleep with visions of cocks and asses dancing in his head, our hero Cowboy awakes to Rhett O'Hara over him. Rather than admit any vulnerablity that might be amiss inside this drifter's head, Caesar orders Rhett to suck his cock.
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Married Cops Do
Release date: 7/8/2001
Reviewed on: 3/18/2003
Studio: IMD
Starring: Chad Conners, Blue Blake, Joe Romero, Tuck Johnson, Anthony Cox, Hank Hightower, Duke Miller, Caeser
Directed by: Blue Blake
Review brief: Title: Married Cops Do Studio: IMD Producer(s): Blue Blake Productions Director(s): Blue Blake Videographer(s): Max Ferrarri Editor(s): Kevin Glover Music: Sissy Vagina & Green X Cast: Introducing Duke Miller, Caesar, Tuck Johnson, Anthony Cox, Hank Hightower, Joe Romero, Chad Connors, Glen Matthew, (and in non sexual roles) Tony Valentino, T.J. Hart, Cherry Taylor, Delilah, and Blue Blake Date of Production: August 2000 Running Time: 89 minutes Menus & Chapters: 9 chapter selections! I was actually surprised because the scenes weren't very long. I didn't think that they would garner more, but obvious I was mistaken. It's always nice to have more than less. Extras: A photo gallery and 2 previews (Demolition Daddy & Tales From The Treehouse) Packaging: The cover art was really smart and the byline reads "Sometimes the Code of Silence is stronger than the bond of matrimony." Duke Miller & Caesar grace the cover. The Story Duke Miller is the basic butch straight cop with a bitch wife (T.J. Hart) at home that nags him all the time.
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Release date: 7/8/2001
Reviewed on: 3/18/2003
Studio: IMD
Starring: Chad Conners, Blue Blake, Joe Romero, Tuck Johnson, Anthony Cox, Hank Hightower, Duke Miller, Caeser
Directed by: Blue Blake
Review brief: Title: Married Cops Do Studio: IMD Producer(s): Blue Blake Productions Director(s): Blue Blake Videographer(s): Max Ferrarri Editor(s): Kevin Glover Music: Sissy Vagina & Green X Cast: Introducing Duke Miller, Caesar, Tuck Johnson, Anthony Cox, Hank Hightower, Joe Romero, Chad Connors, Glen Matthew, (and in non sexual roles) Tony Valentino, T.J. Hart, Cherry Taylor, Delilah, and Blue Blake Date of Production: August 2000 Running Time: 89 minutes Menus & Chapters: 9 chapter selections! I was actually surprised because the scenes weren't very long. I didn't think that they would garner more, but obvious I was mistaken. It's always nice to have more than less. Extras: A photo gallery and 2 previews (Demolition Daddy & Tales From The Treehouse) Packaging: The cover art was really smart and the byline reads "Sometimes the Code of Silence is stronger than the bond of matrimony." Duke Miller & Caesar grace the cover. The Story Duke Miller is the basic butch straight cop with a bitch wife (T.J. Hart) at home that nags him all the time.
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