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Boxcover for Conquest: Special Collector's Edition (Wicked)
Conquest: Special Collector's Edition (Wicked)

Release date: 1/28/2004
Reviewed on: 5/31/2004

Studio: Wicked
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Starring: Asia Carrera, Tom Byron, Bobby Vitale, Missy, Kia, Alex Sanders, Mark Davis, Juli Ashton, Shayla LaVeaux, Sahara Sands, Vince Vouyer, Brad Armstrong, Julie Rage, Claudio, Jenna Jameson, Alex Dane, Sean Rider
Directed by: Greg Steele, Brad Armstrong

Review brief: Title: Conquest: Special Collectors Edition Released by: Wicked Pictures Normally you dont hear "adult film" and "special collectors edition" together in the same DVD. But the folks at Wicked Pictures brought the two together quite well. Ok, lets start with the movie. This is a movie about pirates that actually uses a REAL ship. Were not talking the set of a ship or an elaborate mock-up with a green-screen ocean. Im sure that set producers back quite a bit, which probably also explained why they only used ONE ship. Period costumes, period weapons, and some attempts at period language. Now without even watching the opening credits, I knew that this was an Adam & Eve production, even if it was released by Wicked Pictures. How do I know, you ask? Because of the excessive use of slow motion, especially during the sex scenes. Well fortunately they dont go overboard as they did with some other movies ("Caribbean Undercover" comes to mind). (Repeat after me: sex plus slow motion equal BORING!) There IS a story in this movie.
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Boxcover for Pretty Peaches 2 (VCA)
Pretty Peaches 2 (VCA)

Release date: 5/10/2002
Reviewed on: 3/1/2004

Studio: VCA
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Starring: Peter North, Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, Buck Adams, Tracey Adams, Siobhan Hunter, Billy Dee, F.M. Bradley, Janette Littledove, Melissa Melendez, Ashley Brown, Ashley Welles, Ariel Knight, Herschel Savage, Jeanette Littledove
Directed by: Alex deRenzy

Review brief: Title: Pretty Peaches 2 Released by: VCA You know, its not too often when Ill come across an adult DVD that has something that just takes me by surprise. But, wouldnt you know it, I found one here! Alex de Renzys "Pretty Peaches 2" is a sequel of sorts to his original 1978 movie. Well it was a sequel in title and director only. Where the first movie was about a young woman with an accident-induced amnesia, this movie is about a 20-year old woman by the name of Peaches who was desperate to get laid. So heres the story: Peaches (Siobahan Hunter) tries to score with her boyfriend (Peter North). Her mom calls down from her bedroom for the boyfriend to go home. Somehow (and Ive yet to understand why), he doesnt go out the door. He instead goes to the mothers bedroom. The mother is played by the very sultry and voluptuous Tracey Adams. And lets face it, SHE is the real star of this movie, because she gets naked and gets laid far more times in this story than anyone else. So while the boyfriend is hiding, the mother gets naked to get ready for bed.
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Boxcover for Lethal Passion
Lethal Passion

Release date: 4/24/2000
Reviewed on: 1/17/2004

Studio: Sunshine
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Starring: Nina Hartley, Tracey Adams, Silver, Mona Lisa, Angel Kelly, K.C. Williams, Charisma

Review brief: Title: Lethal Passion Released by: Sunshine Films When I first saw this on my search for adult DVDs I saw two things that made me order it. The first was that it had Tracy Adams in it. Tracy is probably one of the most memorable porn actresses in my humble opinion because she has a great voluptuous body combined with a very sultry look and equally sultry voice. The second was that this DVD was a few pennies shy of $8. Okay, Im not a big spender when it comes to porn. Im not going to put $30 on plastic just for one video unless it was a REALLY great video with TONS of extras and a bunch of hot actresses. Besides, youd be surprised what one could find on sale but thats for another review. Okay, so I get the DVD, and the first thing SCREAMING out from the top of the box is MULTIPLE ANGLES, and I figure this would be a rather neat feat, especially since it also pushed the fact that it was "shot on film".
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