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From: [email protected] (Peter van Aarle)
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Subject: Re: Classic or just old
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 1995 13:54:11 +0200
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[email protected] (Brandy Alexandre) wrote:
>I was digging through my porn "library", the part that isn't my movies, and I
>was wondering if any of this stuff is considered classic or vintage, or is it
>just old.
Do you also want a valuation? ;-)
>
>Sex U.S.A.
Really ancient, VERY early 70's East coast movie. Stars Tina Russel, Darby
Loyd Raines and Harry Reems, true legends of the carnal cinema. Interesting
in a historical sense.
In fact this is so old (before Deep Throat and the legalization of showing
porn in movie houses) that director Damiano used the old
'pseudo-documentary' ploy to be able to show a sex movie :-)
>Butterflies
1974 Classic. Swedish movie with Harry Reems and Eric Edwards.
>Too Good to be True
Nice 1984 movie with Ginger Lynn, Stacy Donovan, Gina Valentino...
Not a great movie for the period (if 78-83 is the Golden Age, maybe 83-85
is the silver age) but better than most of todays stuff...
>Hot Blooded
1985, Stars Angel and her 'mom' Kay Parker. Uncle/niece incest theme.
Fairly nice movie for the period...
>Girls of the A-Team
VERY loosely based on the hit TV series. All anal from 1985, which means
lots of sex but nothing special
>Rub Down
1985. Amber Lynn, Kim Carson, Bunny Bleu, Harry Reems. Standard 1985 stuff
I guess.
In fact the director even decided NOT to be creditted...
>Dy-Nasty
A 1988 take-off of the TV series. Fairly funny, with Nina Hartley and
Shanna McCullough
>Evil Angel (before the company of the same name)
1985 movie with Erica Boyer, Christy Canyon, Ali Moore, Harry Reems.
Mediocre wall-to-wall stuff.
>The Lover Mistress
Could you tell ME more about it (cast list and director for instance).
>The Amatuers
Could this be the 1986 video with Gail Force and some amateurs. Since that
has Hary Reems in it (I detect a trend, Brandy ;-) I think it is. Probably
one of the very first mainstream porno's with amateurs and a pro-am tape
'avant la lettre'.
>W-PINK TV
1985 movie with Christy Canyon, Harry Reems and Ron Jeremy. A typical 1985
movie, heavy on sex light on plot.
>Society Affairs
A Robert McCallum Classic from 1982 with Harry Reems and Veronica Hart.
Good movie.
In fact this one was the RETURN to porno (since the 70's) for Harry...
>Loving Daughter
All I know about this one is: 1976, Harry Reems and Dolly Sharp are
supposed to be in it, and I've never seen it :-( No doubt has an incest
theme, but not a genuine classic...
>Wet Rainbow
A Minor Classic. Due to it's age (1973) iot has limitation, but it's one of
the earliest movies that actually tells a good story of a love triangle.
With Georgina Spelvin and Harry Reems.
>Love Witch
Ancient: 1973. Not a recognised classic but is supposed (haven't seen it)
to have underwater sex scenes. And supposedly Harry Reems doesn't take off
his clothes
Yes, I detect a definite trend: you like Harry Reems ;-)
Oh, and if you are planning to get rid of them contact me first :-)
Peter van Aarle ([email protected])
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