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Unconscious 2000, Vivid Video Reviewed By: P.T. On: 05/08/02 |
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Produced by: | Toni Brooks |
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Directed by: | Robby D. |
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Starring: | Dasha, Ryan Conner, Lola, Cricket, Raylene, Mark Davis, Erik Everhard, Dillion Day, Michael J. Cox, Vince Vouyer, Eric Price |
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Directing: | 4 |
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Production: | 4 |
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Storyline: | 4 |
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Music: | 4 |
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Editing: | 4 |
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Costumes: | 4 |
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Dialogue: | 3 |
The Sex Index © |
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| Dasha with Mark Davis |  |
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| Cricket with Mark Davis and Erik Everhard | |
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| Dasha with Dillion Day | |
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| Ryan Conner with Eric Price | |
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| Lola with Michael J. Cox | |
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| Dasha with Vince Vouyer, Lola, Raylene and Erik Everhard | |
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Review: |
| Claire(Dasha) was in a car wreck and is in a coma. After five months she awakens, but is still weak and drifts in and out of consciousness. In her semi-conscious state she's having erotic dreams, or are they other people's fantasies being projected into her thoughts. Actually, you have to watch it to the end to find out. Robby D. ventures into a feature production and turns in one of the best Vivid videos I've seen. The sex is well above what I've come to expect from the home of bore-porn. The story line is easy to follow and the dialogue is kept to a minimum. The sex scenes aren't filled with soft-core shots, though there is an abundance of extreme close-ups. The acting is pretty good, except for Dasha. Her stiff delivery of dialogue is made more evident by her thick accent but she more than makes up for this with her high energy sex performances. The music, editing and production are very good and add to the overall effect of the hospital setting. With Dasha, Ryan Conner, Lola and Cricket you know there's going to be high sexual energy in the scenes and the only question is whether or not it will come across in the final product. It comes through just fine with the help of Mark Davis, Dillion Day, Erik Everhard and the rest. There were a few things that left me wondering, mainly where did Eric Price and Vince Vouyer come from and why were they in the film. Eric's appearance makes no sense and I would rather have seen Mark or Dillion's character in the last scene instead bringing Vince in for it. Still, it's a good flick for strokers and couples, with solid sex and a believable story. I had to check the box to make sure I was watching a Vivid production. Dasha may not be a great actress, but she delivers the heat and you know that Ryan's performance is always going to be a high spot in any film. PT says 4, another hit from Robby D. |
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