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Boxcover for She Bangs (Red Light District)
She Bangs (Red Light District)

Release date: 1/17/2006
Reviewed on: 2/27/2006

Studio: Red Light District

Starring: Tiffany Taylor, Gia Jordan, Sunny Lane, Karina Kay, Georgia Peach, Lacie Heart, Jenna Presley
Directed by: James Avalon

Review brief: Title: She Bangs Company: RLD Films Length: 177 minutes Production Date(s): November 28-30, 2005 Release Date: January 17, 2006 Condoms: None Written by: James Avalon Edited by: Alexander Craig Director of Photography: Richard Banks Directed by: James Avalon BOXCOVER SYNOPSIS: When Stacy (cover girl Sunny Lane), an innocent young female cop, goes undercover on a porno set to investigate a director (Manuel Ferrara) with mob connections, she gets a crash course on the latest tricks and perversions of sexual performance. It's a different kind of gun play than she learned in the academy, but takes to it like fish to water. Features Sunny Lane's first sex scene with two guys at the same time. THE MOVIE: Ever since I saw Devinn Lane as a detective don the sexy leather blue police dress equipped with badge given to her by a fetish photographer in Kink (2003), Ive been jonesing to see another porn feature centering on a repressed female cop or detective getting her freak on.
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Babes in Black

Release date: 12/20/2005
Reviewed on: 1/21/2006

Studio: Red Light District

Starring: Sean Michaels, John Strong, Tommy Gunn, Syren, Anthony Hardwood, Jasmine Byrne, Brianna Love, Marcus London, Rusty Nails [I] (male), Veronica Stone, Ashley Gracie, Chris Slater, Kamela, Monica Breeze
Directed by: James Avalon

Review brief: Title: Babes in Black Company: Red Light District Length: 165 minutes Release Date: December 20, 2005 Condoms: None Directed by: James Avalon BOXCOVER SYNOPSIS: When it comes to tracking down aliens posing as hot male exotic dancers, the Babes In Black are on the job. Their objective: track em` down, fuck em' hard, and when they've been thoroughly de-spermed, fry em' into little hunks of sizzling goo. What a great job for a highly sexual, young woman who just wants to get wickedly fucked and move onto the next victim. And, she's doing her patriotic duty to boot. THE MOVIE: Well, no one is going to accuse James Avalon of being very timely with BIB: Babes in Black. His tale of a black-clad ultra-secretive agency devoted to insuring that the Earth is not infiltrated by malicious aliens, in this case ones that pose as male exotic dancers to impregnate human women, comes a bit too late. Its been almost 9 years since the release of Men in Black (1997) and three years since the release of its sequel.
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Sex Pix

Release date: 10/5/2005
Reviewed on: 11/2/2005

Studio: Red Light District

Starring: Evan Stone [I] (straight), Mr. Marcus, Erik Everhard, Gia, Manuel Ferrara, Brett Rockman, Dominica Leoni, Mason, Kurt Lockwood, Tyla Wynn, Luccia, Hillary Scott, Veronica Jett, Kelly Wells, Sunny Lane, Isabella Stanza, Stacy Thorn, Alektra Blue, Tee Reel, Haley Paige
Directed by: James Avalon

Review brief: Title: Sex Pix Company: Red Light District Length: 163 minutes Production Date(s): 6/6-6/9/05 Release Date: 10/18/05 Condoms: None Directed by: James Avalon Screenplay by: George Kaplan and James Avalon BOXCOVER SYNOPSIS: A young woman (Sunny Lane) wakes up in a motel room, naked with only a volatile, ill-tempered cowboy (Evan Stone), and a few scattered photos of her in various sex acts. She has absolutely no idea who he is, how she got there or who took the pictures. Finding out is the whole story as the plot moves backwards in time, uncovering rough sex, house orgies, a jealous boyfriend with a sadistic bent, a sex club, and a little romance. THE MOVIE: Lets see here. Do we have a sex club setting? Check. Do we have a perplexing violent streak against women? Well, its not always present, but Im going to have to go with check. Do we have bad acting, mostly due to actors being asked to attempt material out of their range? Check.
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