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That Lucky Stiff (1980)

Thu 06 Mar 2025 15:47:00 +0200

Shot at the same time as his overblown BON APPETIT, making the most of the European locations not to mention the ample air fare it must've cost to drag cast and crew over there, THAT LUCKY STIFF shows a more relaxed and freewheeling side of the late Chuck Vincent. Never meant to be more than a hastily slapped together B side to an inexplicably overrated blockbuster (which was the type of porn film that appeals to those who value glossy production over hot sex), it perhaps characteristically turned out to be a lot more fun than the prestigious project it was supposedly supporting.

Down on his luck Burt (Randy West, then still new to the business and already a very relaxed and natural screen presence) has to put up with a conniving girlfriend (Kandi Barbour) and a womanizing mate (Ron Hudd) who further frustrates him with tales of sexual conquest. On top of that, he's down to his last 300 bucks until the bank makes an error that changes his balance to 300,000 instead ! Rather than wait for them to realize their mistake, he transfers the cash to a Swiss bank account (there's a sidesplittingly funny performance by Vincent's regular character actor "W.P. Dreamak", the lead Satanist from DIRTY LILLY, as the bank manager) and takes off for Europe. Unfortunately, along the way naive Burt is taken advantage of by all and sundry. A Paris waiter (Ron Jeremy sporting an intentionally ludicrous accent) offers him a willing prostitute (late night cable queen Robin Byrd), only to leave him tied to the bed whilst making off with the contents of his wallet. A Dutch farm girl (pretty small-breasted Erica Richardson, also in Roberta Findlay's MYSTIQUE) and her gun-toting dad (Jake Teague), a doe-eyed Berlin beauty (the magnificent Merle Michaels, a criminally underrated adult actress in wonderful little movies like SECRETS OF A WILLING WIFE) and a band of misguided Italian revolutionaries led by Veri Knotty (who chose her pseudonym because of her peculiar ability to, er, tie her labia into a knot !) are among the assorted weird characters our hero unwillingly bumps (and often grinds) into on his way to Switzerland, where solace awaits in the form of ex-pat Corinna, played by lovely Kelly Nichols who was of course to become Vincent's fetish actress (GAMES WOMEN PLAY, ROOMMATES, IN LOVE, etc.) over years to come. As usual for a Vincent film, the screenplay is both literate and witty, but this time it's almost matched by some highly effective sex scenes.

Best of show must go to Ron Hudd's massage parlor bit with greedy attendants Samantha Fox (star of Vincent's best film JACK 'N' JILL) and Candida Royalle (yes, she of FEMME fame) charging him handsomely for every extra service they provide. West's scene with Merle Michaels benefits enormously from Larry Revene's fabulous camera work and absolutely gorgeous lighting, something unfortunately missing from the too dark scene with Kelly at the end. What makes THAT LUCKY STIFF so endearing however is its total lack of pretension to be anything other than a fun 'n' fluff sex flick while still delivering all the qualities one has come to associate with Vincent like solid production, amusing dialog and a star cast at the top of their form.

Le confessioni proibite di Dalila (1995)

Sat 01 Mar 2025 01:19:00 +0200

"Le Confessioni Proibite di Dalila" (1995), directed by Nicky Ranieri and produced by Mario Salieri Entertainment Group, is an Italian adult film that falls within the realm of mid-90s European erotica. Featuring a cast including Backey Jakic, Ron Jeremy, Jean-Yves Le Castel, and Kelly Trump, the film runs for approximately 1 hour and 23 minutes and is presented in color.
The movie centers around an intimate "confessional" premise, where the character Dalila shares her personal experiences through a series of erotic vignettes. These include four couples scenes, a notable double-penetration sequence, and a bonus scene included in the DVD release. The production aims to blend artistic elements with explicit content, a hallmark of Salieri’s style, offering visually appealing scenes intended to stimulate both the mind and senses. The setting is described as having a Baroque aesthetic, which adds a layer of sophistication to the presentation.
Given its genre, formal reviews from mainstream critics are scarce, as adult films from this era were rarely evaluated in traditional cinematic contexts. However, based on available descriptions, it’s clear the film targets an audience appreciative of stylized erotica rather than narrative depth. The presence of recognizable adult industry figures like Ron Jeremy suggests a focus on star power, while the miscrediting of some performers (e.g., Monique Covet as Nathalie Levi) hints at production quirks typical of the time.
For fans of vintage European adult cinema, this film likely delivers on its promise of provocative, well-shot scenes. However, its appeal is niche, and without broader critical analysis, it’s best judged as a product of its specific genre and era—competent but not groundbreaking. If you’re seeking a modern perspective, viewer reactions on platforms like IMDb (where it lacks user reviews) or adult film databases might suggest it’s more of a curiosity than a standout classic.

Scoundrels (1982)

Fri 21 Feb 2025 03:33:27 +0200

Lisa Be (playing Linda):

Appears nude in multiple scenes, including an affair with George Payne’s character Harper. These scenes showcase her topless and often in full nudity, reflecting her character’s infidelity.

Engages in a scene with Ron Jeremy (Simon), her on-screen husband, where nudity underscores their strained marital dynamics.

Tigr (playing Francie):

Features in several nude scenes that highlight her character’s promiscuity. She is seen topless and fully nude in encounters with both male and female characters, including a threesome with Marilyn Gee (Cheryl) and Sean Elliot (Jack).

Her nudity is prominent in scenes depicting her rebellious sexual exploration, such as with Dave Ambrose.

Tiffany Clark:

Appears nude in a scene with R. Bolla, showcasing her breasts and body in an explicit sexual encounter, typical of the film’s focus on varied pairings.

Tammy Lamb (credited as Tammy):

Involved in a nude scene with Ron Jeremy, displaying full nudity during an intimate moment that’s later reused as flashback footage in other works. Her scene emphasizes Simon’s midlife crisis exploration.

Sharon Mitchell and Anna Turner:

Both actresses appear nude together in a lesbian scene, showing breasts and full bodies, adding to the film’s diverse erotic content.

Copper Penny:

Features in a nude scene with George Payne, contributing to the film’s ensemble of explicit encounters.

The Erotic Adventures of the Three Musketeers (1992)

Sun 16 Feb 2025 07:41:47 +0200

A Girl’s Best Friend (1981)

Tue 04 Feb 2025 04:30:57 +0200

"A Girl's Best Friend" (1981), directed by Ron Sullivan under the pseudonym Henri Pachard, is an adult film that has garnered a mixed reception due to its blend of comedy and explicit content. Here's a review based on the web information: The story revolves around con artists Paul (Ron Jeremy) and Charlotte (Veronica Hart) who scheme to steal a valuable diamond from the wealthy Mr. Lautrec. Their plan involves seduction and deceit, set against the backdrop of a masquerade ball where identities are cleverly concealed. The plot is thin but serves as a vehicle for the film's comedic and erotic elements. The film stars Juliet Anderson as Mrs. Lautrec, Ron Jeremy as Paul Lautrec, Veronica Hart as Charlotte, and includes performances by Robert Bolla, Bobby Astyr, and others like Merle Michaels and Linda Vale. The acting is described as serviceable for the genre, with Veronica Hart and Juliet Anderson receiving particular praise for their roles. Ron Jeremy's comedic timing is also noted, fitting his character's bumbling nature.

Kinky Business (1984)

Sun 26 Jan 2025 06:35:30 +0200

"Kinky Business" (1984) is often described as a pornographic spoof of the mainstream film "Risky Business" that came out a year earlier. The film centers around Matt, played by Tom Byron, who has a crush on Gloria and is teased by her swimming naked in the pool. His older brother, Vince, decides it's time for Matt to gain some sexual experience and introduces him to a call girl named Angel. With their parents away, Matt turns his home into a brothel, albeit briefly, exploring themes of teenage sexual awakening and the comedic mishaps that ensue. This narrative closely mirrors the plot of "Risky Business," but with explicit sexual content. Cast and Performances: The film features well-known adult film stars of the time including , Ginger Lynn, Laurie Smith, and Jerry Butler.

Girlfriends (1983)

Wed 08 Jan 2025 04:28:38 +0200

"Girlfriends" (1983), directed by Alex de Renzy, is an adult film that consists of a series of sexual vignettes rather than a cohesive narrative. The cast includes Tara Aire, Rocky Balboa, Bragitta, Genoa, Jamie Gillis, Ron Jeremy, John Leslie, among others. Performances are tailored to the genre's expectations, focusing on physicality and the execution of sexual acts rather than character development. Some segments, like the one featuring Jamie Gillis narrating a "suck-off" competition, add a layer of humor or personality to the performances.

Cicciolina e Moana ‘Mondiali’ (1990)

Sun 05 Jan 2025 02:12:00 +0200

"Cicciolina e Moana 'Mondiali'" (1990), directed by Mario Bianchi (credited as Jim Reynolds) and Riccardo Schicchi, is an Italian adult film that capitalizes on the 1990 FIFA World Cup held in Italy. The film follows the comedic and fantastical premise where Ilona Staller (Cicciolina) and Moana Pozzi, two of Italy's most famous adult film stars, are enlisted to help the Italian national soccer team win the World Cup by exhausting the opposing teams' key players through sexual encounters. The narrative intersperses actual footage from previous World Cups, particularly from 1986, with the film's adult scenes. The plot is straightforward: seduce and tire out the opponents.

Bon Appétit (1980)

Fri 03 Jan 2025 08:15:00 +0200

"Bon Appétit," directed by Chuck Vincent, revolves around Faith (played by Kelly Nichols), a caterer who stumbles upon an intriguing wager at a high-society event. A wealthy socialite promises $250,000 to anyone who can sleep with the world's top 10 male lovers within 50 days. Faith, seeing this as a chance to change her life, embarks on an international quest with a photographer, Scott (Randy West), to document her journey, leading to various comedic, romantic, and sexual adventures.

La clinica delle ispezioni anali (1994)

Mon 18 Nov 2024 10:41:32 +0200

Co-Ed Fever (1980)

Tue 12 Nov 2024 14:36:39 +0200

Director: Gary Graver (as Robert McCallun) Studio: Wild Side Films Starring: Samantha Fox, Brooke West, Serena, Lisa De Leeuw, Annette Haven, Vanessa del Rio, Jamie Gillis, John Leslie, Jon Martin, R.J. Reynolds, John Alderman, Lisa K. Loring, Juliet Anderson, Ron Jeremy, Milton Ingley, Paul Barresi, Byron Lord, Aaron Stuart, Terri Dolan, Piper Smith, Gloria Harrison, Lysa Thatcher, Tawny Pearl, Esmerelda, Don Fernando, Eric Stein, Mike Horner, Larry Strong, Gary Graver Description: This is one campus where the students all major in carnal pleasures. But there’s one fraternity that’s gotten out of hand. It seems that Uppa U Omega has set a most ambitious goal, and that is to enjoy the intimate delights of every eligible coed on campus. And that’s just too much for the sorority’s to take so they approach the dean with a unique plan to have Uppa U Omega thrown off campus, and thereby effectively prevented from pursing their dastardly intentions!

Die Vögel-Tour (1980)

Fri 08 Nov 2024 05:10:30 +0200

Studio: Ekstasen Express Video Starring: Aaron Stuart, Tawny Pearl, David Morris, Kitty Shayne, Angie Lisson, Clyda Rosen, Jeannie Pepper, Ron Jeremy, Sue Nero, Sahara, Buck Adams, Robert Rose, Jonathan Younger, Lady Stephanie