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Valley Vixens Review  

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6/12/2015 9:19 pm
Valley Vixens Review

Directed by Bobby Hollander. Released by Gourmet Video in 1983.

There isn't much story to this feature. The story begins with Shauna Grant talking to her husband (played by Steve Douglas) and his desire for her friend Mona (played by Mona Page) comes up. Shauna later hosts a card game with Mona and two of her other friends (Inez Acker and Cody Nicole) in attendance. Shauna's husband comes home with two of his friends (Tom Byron and Craig Roberts) and the sex scenes ensue. No real plot exists. Story Grade: F.

Shot on video, and low-quality video at that. Medium Grade: D+.

A real house was apparently used, but shots were tight, so not much of the surroundings could be seen. Set Design Grade: C-.

The sex performances were not spectacular. The scene with Tom Byron and Shauna Grant was extremely short. The cunnilingus scene with Shauna Grant and Steve Douglas was blocked by his head. The others just felt a tad phony and Mona certainly didn't look that enthused. Sexual Performances Grade: D-.

The actors used the same names as their stage names. Not a whole lot of creativity here and little character development was to be found. Tom Byron was clearly the best actor of the group. Acting Grade: D+.

Make-up was a bit too heavy on all of the women. Costumes were fairly appropriate, although shoes were kept on during some of the sex scenes. Wardrobe/Make-Up Grade: D+.

Too much direct light was used, making it obvious that the scenes were artificially lit. Lighting Grade: D+.

The sound was muffled at times and the minimal score added little to the feature. Sound Grade; D-.

Scenes were typically only shot with one angle, so there was no alternating between characters when another was speaking. At the card table scene, viewers never saw Shauna's face, even when she was talking. Zooms were sloppily done, often resulting in an unfocused image. A crew member's shadow could be seen in the Tom Byron/Shauna Grant scene. Directing Grade: F-.

Little artistic effort seems to have been put into this production. Artistic Merit Grade: F.

OVERALL GRADE: D-.

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