lindi's Movie Reviews directed by Jonathan Morgan (6)
Release date: 4/18/2003
Reviewed on: 1/22/2004
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Billy Glide, Ian Daniels, Steve Hatcher, Alex Sanders, Evan Stone [I] (straight), Julia Ann, Dee [II] (classic female), Randy Spears, Gina Ryder, Mike Horner, Pat Myne, Stephanie Swift, Ron Jeremy, Kaylynn, Joel Lawrence, Lee Stone, Holly Hollywood, Zana, Flick Shagwell, Kristal Summers, Cherie, Fujiko Kano, Lezley Zen, Ashley Long, Sydnee Steele
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Description This is a comedy feature by Jonathan Morgan. Hercules sets out to perform 12 feats, while the goddess Hera puts obstacles in his path. Yes, condoms are used, usually discreetly. General Impression Wow! We would have been happy to have this movie run longer. It's not just the sex carrying the movie, but the plot and acting were highly entertaining. I was surprised by the quality of Space Nuts, and here again, I have to refer to some of the stars as actors, not just performers. Mike Horner is squirmy fun as the pompous narrator. Julia Ann nails it as the sarcastic, bitterly funny, scheming Hera. Evan once again steps up to the plate, and manages this time to play a moronic, oblivious Hercules with Randy Spears as his whining and cowardly sidekick Perseus. Sex Scenes Hera (Julia Ann) meets Ian, a supplicant at one of her temples. She doesn't want to hear his hilarious little sob story about a starving family, she wants action. He gives it to her -- in mish, reverse cowgirl, and doggie.
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Release date: 9/10/2003
Reviewed on: 1/16/2004
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Steve Hatcher, Julian, Kyle Stone, Evan Stone [I] (straight), Randy Spears, Phyllisha Anne, Shanna McCullough, Mike Horner, Ron Jeremy, Kim Chambers, Scott Styles, jessica drake, Devinn Lane, Jim Enright, Katie Morgan, Trevor Zen, Amber Rain, Kaylani Lei, Hollie Stevens, Stormy Daniels
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Description This is a comedy feature with a space travel theme, directed by Jonathan Morgan. The plot involves princess Stormy fleeing evil overlord Mike Horner and his sidekicks Kyle and Devinn, with the help of her protectors, Randy and Evan. General Impression This is a truly funny parody of just about every space-themed tv show or movie that I've seen. The humor is closest in temperament to the smirky, wry Mystery Science Theater 3000. The budget for this feature was $200,000 -- about six times the amount that Morgan is usually given. No expense was spared, and it shows in the impressive costumes, stage sets, special effects, and makeup. I found it thoroughly enjoyable, and would recommend it to friends. Several of the actors did a particularly fine job, Evan Stone, Devinn Lane, Mike Horner, and Randy Spears among them. Mike was working under a prosthetic mask, and was still able to deliver priceless facial expressions. But Devinn was our favorite, spirited and sumptuous as the Dark Witch.
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Release date: 9/26/2003
Reviewed on: 12/13/2003
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Rebecca Bardoux, Steve Hatcher, Alex Sanders, Julia Ann, Randy Spears, Charlie, Mike Horner, jessica drake, Voodoo, Nicole Sheridan, Rebecca Love, Kaylani Lei
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Description This is a couples feature with condom use. Jonathan Morgan directs, so there's a nice touch of humor. Julia Ann is the main character, a recently divorced reporter stuck with an assignment on 'dating in the 21st century.' She meets her share of losers through the classifieds and the dating services, and throughout the movie brushes off her bumbling and over-eager new neighbor, Randy Spears, only to find in the end that... ah, you know. General Impression Some very good scenes, well-shot, and the music is a good fit for the scenes. Most remarkable, no mis-steps or distracting junk, bad humor etc. It's consistently good. Sex In her first experiment, Julia Ann meets up with three losers through a classified ad. The third one, Steve Hatcher, recounts for her his steamy tryst with Laylani Lei. She strips down to a soft-pink bra, with stockings, heels and pearls, and gets right down to swallowing him whole, slurping and growling.
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Release date: 5/9/2002
Reviewed on: 11/20/2003
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Kyle Stone, Kylie Ireland, Brad Armstrong, Pat Myne, Cheri, Joel Lawrence, Lee Stone, Kianna, Jason McCain, Calli Cox, Terra Part, Jolean
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Description This is an amusing couples feature with condom use. Kylie Ireland is up late at night in front of the tv, flipping channels. Each show that she starts to watch leads her to fantasize a sex scene. General Impression I watched the extras first and was impressed with the generally light-hearted attitude on the set. Each scene is a spoof of a B movie, and the crew had fun with the goofy premises. The little pterodactyl marrionette is a scream. This movie is light, amusing, and fun, though the sex isn't super hot. In several scenes I sensed the presence chemistry, sexual skills, or pleasure that wasn't shown to full advantage. Sex The volume is a bit inconsistent at the beginning of the scene, as two cowboys (Pat and Joel) confront each other in a saloon. My husband and I got a kick out the piano player's fake playing and out of the 'old fashioned' playing cards which are charming and look handmade. Anyway, Kylie steps into the argument between the men and offers them a way to settle their differences peaceably.
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Release date: 6/24/2003
Reviewed on: 11/5/2003
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Ian Daniels, Leanna Heart, Steve Hatcher, Serenity, Tony Tedeschi, Johnni Black, Steve Drake, Ron Jeremy, Jonathan Morgan, Wilde Oscar, Mandi Frost
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Description Date From Hell is a couples feature with a humorous plot. General Impression The movie wasn't overburdened with plot, but it also wasn't that funny. The girls are very good looking, and the sex was reasonably hot in two of the scenes, but nothing earth-shattering. By some odd quirk, they cast Ron Jeremy in two unrelated roles. Ron Jeremy chairs a meeting of people traumatized by bad dates. Serenity, Steve Hatcher, Johnni Black, and Steve Drake take turns describing their disappointing encounters. Sex Serenity imagines her upcoming date as a suave and polished man who brings perfect gifts and says all the right things. At her favorite restaurant, they peel off her clothes so that he can slip his latexed dick in for a vigorous, thumping mish with too much moaning. RCG and standing doggie follow. At one point his dick falls out and there is a very nice close shot of her pussy grasping and contracting. But she awakens from her reverie to discover that her real date is an ordinary clutz. Steve Hatcher plays a masturbating loser with a blow-up sex doll.
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Release date: 6/13/2003
Reviewed on: 9/21/2003
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Billy Glide, Steve Hatcher, Kyle Stone, Mark Davis, Randy Spears, Voodoo, Aurora Snow, Nicole Sheridan, Crystal Carter, Stormy Daniels, Sydnee Steele
Directed by: Jonathan Morgan
Review brief: Description This is a couples movie with condom use. Jonathan Morgan (in a non-sex role) hosts a dating game show, and we the viewers get to see the couples hook up. General Impression I watched the extras first, especially enjoying a few nuggets mined from the Making of Cupid's Arrow. The movie itself got funnier after the first scene, with the fourth scene being quite funny. Sex Sydnee Steele gets matched up with Mark Davis for the first date. She's itching to get right down to it, so she suggests they try some hot tubbing. This scene was only average, with very brief bj action, brief doggie, brief RCG and mish - you get the idea. Aurora Snow plays a Russian ball-breaking spitfire. Her first match doesn't go too well - Kyle Stone ends a little worse for wear. Her second match is with Steve Hatcher, who arrives with a translator. The translator provides some funny and exceedingly diplomatic mis-translations, soothing the beastly Aurora, who yanks Steve's head down to her pussy to demand a good tonguing.
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