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Brittany Daniel
 Tight Club $29.95 This outstanding offering from tight bondager Jack Banner may just blow your socks off! There are 26 different scenes, with 8 different bondagettes in a 2 hour program. Even though he features professional models, this video looks like Jack is doing it for the fun of it, which makes it all the better. The lingerie is classic, often with a flair of 40s or 50s lingerie. And each and every one of these lovely and tight-tie-talented bondagettes looks absolutely irresistible! Gags are great -- there are big ball-gags, bit gags, tape gags with lots of packing (panties used), cleave gags, even some gags that become part of the immobilizing bondages (i.e., Hollywood's post-attached ball-gag). The first 13 or so scenes include short, entertaining storylines before Jack moves on to the artistic vignettes.  BRITTANY DANIEL 24x36 COLOR POSTER PRINT $29.99 This is a truly exceptional item! A high quality poster print measuring 24x36 inches professionally printed on quality Kodak photographic paper. This is no ordinary cheap commercial poster on thin art paper. Our poster is produced on real photo paper by our experienced photo technicians here at Moviestore. We guarantee that you will be delighted with the look, feel and overall stunning quality of your purchase. We offer a full refund of your money if you are not fully satisfied! Buy with confidence from Moviestore.  Rampage: The Hillside Strangler Murders $14.98 Putz is a yiddish word that more or less means "jerk",which is exactly the word that springs to mind when I am confronted with the reviews that have been given for this film...You want realism read a book,or go watch one of those A&E biographies(talk about B-O-R-I-N-G !)about serial murder..When something is"based on"it usually means that the resulting work is more fiction than fact...And this film is quite candid about the fact that it is only"based on"the Hillside Strangler murders...So somebody wanted to make a serial muder movie that incorporates elements from reality but which also allows the imagination a wide berth...So what?"Ghandi"the award winning biographical film about the Indian statesman had a lot of fiction thrown in in order to make the film something other than an out and out snoozer,but who complained?..As for the acting,if these people had more money they would have hired better actors,but,believe me,the acting here is about on-par with your average made-for-teevee film,so it ain't all that bad(and what made-for-teevee film gives as much nudity and violence as this movie does?)As for the camera work,I can only refer anyone interested to the technique used by the late Sergio Leone,the man who gave us the Italien western genre...All of those long and utterly meaningless shots of the eyes,or the nosees(complete with flies buzzing around)or the mouths of gunfighters before a shoot-out,and this guy has been hailed as a genius..So the director in this film likes to get cute with his camera...So what again?He wouldn't be the first and he will not be the last either...Given that this film is essentially an exploration into the mind of a murdering creep with multiple personalities the technique used here seems spot on... In sum then,this is a low budget movie about a serial killer..It has sex,drugs,murder,madness,average acting,and makes no bones about the fact that it ISN'T an accurate re-telling of the real events but is,instead,merely a story that has been "based on"the facts...That said,the film was about average..It won't put you to sleep,and that has got to be a plus considering some of the stuff that's out there competing for your attention. |
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