YogaDame's Movie Reviews with Trailers directed by Buck Angel (3)
Release date: 9/22/2006
Reviewed on: 11/19/2008
Studio: Avalon
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Starring: Buck Angel
Directed by: Buck Angel
Review brief: Buck Off is a respectable effort with several sweet spots. I like the foreplay the best. The showering in the second scene, roughhousing in the third scene, and kinkstering in the fourth scene are especially lovely.
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Release date: 6/20/2006
Reviewed on: 8/8/2007
Studio: Avalon
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Starring: Kitty, Lyla Lei, Buck Angel, Nikki Brand, Moli Worx
Directed by: Buck Angel
Review brief: This is not Buck's finest release (that honor would have to go to the luscious romantic comedy Buckback Mountain. V for Vagina is, however, a half-notch above average. Buck hasn't used an all-female cast or a butt plug in any other movies I've seen, so his fans might especially enjoy these special treats.
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Release date: 4/26/2004
Reviewed on: 9/11/2005
Studio: Mr. Bad Daddy
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Starring: Lena Ramon, Bridgett Harrington, Buck Angel, Lil Miss Kitty, Dykeboy, Bear Bud
Directed by: Buck Angel
Review brief: The Adventures of Buck Naked Cast: Buck Angel, Kitty, Bear Bud, slave b. Director: None credited, but this looks to be Buck's project. Production date: ©2003 Length: 68 min. Extras: None, except a short-and-sweet "thank you" message from Buck at the end. Audio/visual quality: The technical quality is typical of an amateur DVD. It's a single-camera production and thus not very glossy, but it does have the fun feel of a home movie. Some angles are a little odd during the handheld camera maneuvering. The opening credits look unusually nice, and edits are not overly frequent. The sound is good. There are sometimes small noises in the background, but I can hear and understand all dialog. The second scene mixes in intervals of hard rock music, and third scene includes rock playing on location at an inoffensive volume. Notes on the packaging: RobHammer's review states that his disc arrived without cover art. That puzzles me, but his copy might've been a complimentary screener.
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