Late Nite TV
R1 DVD
Adult Film Collection
Seduction Cinema
This
collection contains four films very loosely based on big-name films, with an
emphasis on low-level lesbian sex. The plots aren’t great,
neither is the acting, but they are pleasant enough fun and there is
plenty of titillation. They are well shot and the sound is good, but there are
enough flaws to give you a bit of a laugh as well. Bagpipe music as a
background to a lesbian scene?
The
films started out as very low-budget offerings on cable TV. Much of Lord of the G-Strings, for instance,
looks like it was shot in someone’s back garden. Look for the low stone
retaining walls. As the early films started to make a good return there was
more money to spend on later ones (although not in the costume department).
Putting the films onto the new medium of DVD helped a lot.
Lord of the G-Strings
Supposedly
a take on Lord of the Rings, but the
plot of the original soon gets lost in the girl-girl action. One really nice
thing about this film is that the girls look completely natural rather than the
silicone-and-Botox plastic look of the mainstream porno films. Misty Mundae is an attractive young girl and doesn’t need the
puffed-up harridan look so prevalent now.
If
I have a major criticism of the film it’s that there is rather too much
girl-girl and after a while I got annoyed at watching the girls have all the
fun. Apart from that it’s pretty mild and if you’re looking for pussy shots and
penetration you will have to get your jollies elsewhere.
Spiderbabe
This
one stars Misty Mundae again in a take-off of
guess-which-film. The acting isn’t too bad but the plot, as usual is
unimpressive.
Gladiator Eroticus
Oh,
look ! There’s Misty Mundae again ! And the stone retaining walls !
The plot is a little better. I loved the fake-looking Roman ruins scattered
around the countryside. If only the girls wouldn’t walk past them and show that
the “ruins” are only a couple of metres high. There’s also what looks suspiciously
like a statue of the Buddha lurking behind some trees. Surely if gladiators
were still fighting there, the Coliseum wouldn’t be in ruins?
Then
again, I suppose you aren’t watching these films as historical re-enactments,
are you? We can probably let a few minor errors slip past – like the sunglasses
on the Germans, the high heels on the gladiators’ boots (that would be handy in
the arena) and the lion wearing sneakers.
Playmate of the Apes
II
thought at first this would be a take-off of Planet Of The Apes, but try as I might I don’t remember
Charlton Heston running around in a leopard-skin g-string
doing lesbian scenes. The usual actresses, the usual back
garden, the usual everything. The only difference is that the plot is,
if anything more farcical. Still, it’s only a way to link lesbian scenes
anyway. Thankfully they managed to keep the people in ape suits out of the
girlie scenes.
Extra
An
interview with guess who, Mistie Mundae ! Well, it starts out
as an interview but soon turns into reruns of scenes from the films and more girl – girl scenes with a friend. The booklet enclosed with
the two-DVD set is more informative, although not as attractive.
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