Erotic Adventures of Candy / Candy Goes to Hollywood [Blu-ray]

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From there she auditions for a big time film producer named Samuel Goldlicker (Turk Lyon) but soon after she realizes that maybe a career in Hollywood isn't what she wants after all.

He talks her into going back to his place and then complains about how his massive dong ostracizes him from the rest of the world. Additionally the fashions worn by the various performers are as bright, brash and bold as you'd want them to be. Before she can get to her Aunt's place, however, she strolls through a park where she meets a Shawn (John Holmes), a used car salesman decked out in a track suit on his lunch break. Full Moon brings together a six pack of B-movies produced by legendary schlockmeisters Eurocine in one handy boxed.This turns out to be less of an experience than a debacle when his performance is horrible and her dad walks in on them - freaking out and then winding up in the hospital. Eventually Candy thinks she might be pregnant because her period is a day late so her Aunt sends her off to visit a gynecologist (played by John Leslie).

The films get the Dolby Digital Mono treatment, in English and without any optional language options or subtitles provided. Outside of a static menu and chapter selection, the only extras on the disc are the original theatrical trailers for the two feature presentations. One thing leads to another and they get it on, but once they're done she has to run out the door to catch her bus (watch as this scene ends to see Holmes start cracking up before the edit cuts him out).John Leslie is goofy and fun in both movies and Holmes, looking quite healthy here and not drugged out or stoned at all, is pretty hilarious in the first film. Detail is as good as it's going to get on a standard definition offering and there are no noticeable issues with typical authoring quirks like noise reduction or compression artifacts. Severin Films brings together four more Italian gothic horror films from decades past in the second volume of their Danza Macabre collection. Written and directed by Wong Jing, 1986’s Magic Crystal stars Andy Lau as Andy and Wong Jing himself as Pancho, two freelance special agents that wind up being hired by the Hong.