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Perfect Stormy, The
Release date: 9/22/2004
Reviewed on: 12/14/2004
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Pat Myne, Stormy Daniels
Directed by: Michael Raven
Review brief: Stormy is one of my favorites, so I was looking forward to this title, however I could not have been more disappointed. While she's hot, the set is not! First there's an annoying navigation panel that takes up to a quarter of the screen throughout each scene. While you can move from scene to scene and position to position, you cannot fast forward/reverse for some reason. Moreover, some of the scenes are looped to extend the action, which I've always thought was a cheap trick that went out in the eighties. There isn't any background music, and that wouldn't be too bad, except the dude is essentially mute and Stormy offers the standard porn-purrs. Alternate angles are promised in the opening credits, which is great for non POV afficianados like myself, but are only available in two of the positions in the last scene. The extras didn't include any slide show or BTS, and the interview offered standard patter that was inexplicably cut up into individual question navigation buttons.
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Release date: 9/22/2004
Reviewed on: 12/14/2004
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Pat Myne, Stormy Daniels
Directed by: Michael Raven
Review brief: Stormy is one of my favorites, so I was looking forward to this title, however I could not have been more disappointed. While she's hot, the set is not! First there's an annoying navigation panel that takes up to a quarter of the screen throughout each scene. While you can move from scene to scene and position to position, you cannot fast forward/reverse for some reason. Moreover, some of the scenes are looped to extend the action, which I've always thought was a cheap trick that went out in the eighties. There isn't any background music, and that wouldn't be too bad, except the dude is essentially mute and Stormy offers the standard porn-purrs. Alternate angles are promised in the opening credits, which is great for non POV afficianados like myself, but are only available in two of the positions in the last scene. The extras didn't include any slide show or BTS, and the interview offered standard patter that was inexplicably cut up into individual question navigation buttons.
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