From: Jamal Dunbar <[email protected]>
Subject: Review: Sabotage
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 97 05:46:12
Organization: Teleport - Portland's Public Access (503) 220-1016
# Sabotage
c 1.96 1994 Caballero, Henri Pachard
.. Tiffany Mynx, T.T. Boy, Valeria {e.F;s.cs}
.. Sandy Beach {pc.Cg|M}, Tom Byron
.. Bridgette Aime, Valeria {p.D;e.F}, Stephen St. Croix
.. Tiffany Mynx, Stephen St. Croix {p.Rc;e.Na}
.. Bridgette Aime {p.D|M}, Peter North {e.Na}
Plot: Some nonsense about St. Croix being set-up by a French girl (Aime)
who pretends she's doesn't understand English. And St. Croix
begin haunted by memories of the Mynx. Huh?
Scene 1: Mynx/Boy/Valeria
I don't know what these people have to do with the plot or what
their relationship to each other is. The only connection to rest
of the movie seems to be that Mynx and Valeria pop-up again later.
I think this may be the genesis of the Pachard's Venom series. I've only seen
one episode of Venom (#6, look for a review later), and I liked it well
enough, but not because the performers were working the camera.
Boy runs the camera while Mynx and Valeria play, then he joins the action
Only Mynx gets fucked--all too briefly, in one position (doggie) with mostly
close-up and soft angles, so we never get to see Mynx's gorgeous body
very well.
Scene 2: Beach/Byron
Again this scene seems to have very little to with anything else any the
movie, except St. Croix is supposedly talking on the phone to one them
telling them about his impending date with the French. How the date
got set up, we never find out.
Again the actually sex is pretty brief shot with mostly soft angles
and close-ups. Sandi is sort of pretty but otherwise the scene is
mostly forgettable.
Scene 3: Aime/Valeria/St. Croix
Aime shows up for her date with St. Croix. Stephan rambles on and on
thinking she can't understand a word he says. There is a little bit of
interesting dialogue here as St. Croix tells Aime about fucking some
guys wife, and then letting the husband lick her juices off his cock.
They don't need to understand each other to fuck, so they do. Then
Valeria pops in for no apparently reason to join the action, although
she doesn't do much.
This scene like most of the rest of the movie is a waste. The sex
is way to brief with only a few frames of decent action. Not enough
to even get your zipper down.
Scene 4: Mynx/St. Croix
St. Croix is in the John. Suddenly Mynx is there. He's hallucinating or
something.
This hardly counts as a scene. It consist most of Mynx giving head to St.
Croix. And then they do a little RC, but it's very brief and we hardly see
anything. I think it was almost all soft shots. And finally, there's no
wet shot.
Scene 5
Aime delivers the goods on St Croix to North (what exactly that is,
isn't clear), and gets paid. North asks her about her encounter
with St. Croix. Did she enjoy it. Yes, she did, and now she
wants to enjoy Peter too.
The ice begins to thaw a little as North bangs Aime doggie style, but
alas there are still only one or two good shots in the whole scene.
This scene also end without a wet shot. He supposedly comes inside her.
This seems absolutely criminal in a Peter North scene. What the hell
was Pachard thinking?
Summary:
This video is bad in almost every respect. Poor color, ineffective camera
work and editing. Vacuous plot. Dull sex.
Pachard really dropped the ball on this one. He must have phoned it
in, 'cause we know he can a lot better.
Created: July 26, 1997 -- 10:47 AM
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