Seandps's Movie Reviews directed by Bree Mills (3)
Release date: 7/6/2018
Reviewed on: 9/23/2021
Studio: Pure Taboo
Starring: Alec Knight, Angela White, Charles Dera, Karlee Grey, Kenzie Reeves
Directed by: Craven Moorehead, Bree Mills
Review brief: As we approach another year of AVN nominations, I am happy to report that the pile of movies to review is slowly dwindling down, just in time for hopefully more to review in a few months. This one is a few years old, but with Angela White in our opening scene, you know I had to give this a watch and review. Add in the lovely Karlee Grey (even though the scene was more centered around Karlee and Charles, Angela was the added bonus), and things continue to get better, and an easy choice for the spotlight scene. And I usually enjoy seeing Kenzie Reeves as well, but the story side and her look of disgust for a good portion of the scene, in the end, didn'' t work for me.
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Release date: 10/17/2017
Reviewed on: 7/28/2021
Studio: Pure Taboo
Starring: Charles Dera, Xander Corvus, Cherie DeVille, Small Hands, Kristen Scott, Jill Kassidy
Directed by: Craven Moorehead, Bree Mills
Review brief: Once again, back into the AVN nominated pile of movies and we are going back in time with this one, with Half His Age: A Teenage Tragedy, from Pure Taboo. This was one of their first big releases if I remember correctly, which garnered lots of AVN attention, as well as putting both Kristen and Jill at the forefront, as they showed off their acting skills as well as their sexual skills in front of the camera. I would compare these two to Penny and Remy for New Sensations, and their run of great acting and sexual encounters on the screen, also getting plenty of attention from AVN.
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Release date: 6/5/2018
Reviewed on: 3/10/2021
Studio: Pure Taboo
Starring: Seth Gamble, Xander Corvus, Kristen Scott, Lily Rader, Carolina Sweets, Johnny Goodluck
Directed by: Craven Moorehead, Bree Mills
Review brief: Once again we flash back as we dive into the AVN nominated pile of movies, with a journey into Pure Taboo, and two twisted stories. I am pretty sure the Kristen Scott, who was and is a pretty important player in a few of their bigger releases, was nominated for a few awards. And easily the spotlight scene for me, she's a great performer on many levels, and this is just another fine example of that.
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