Edited by - brianpic on 8/27/2005 4:58:00 AM

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I fired off some criticism to Genoa, shortly after #6, regarding Frank Thring's performance with the lovely Dasha.

Dont know if he ever read it, but no such issues with
this well shot, solid, meat and potato flick, that delivers as advertised, and then some!

Edited by - Endless Loop on 8/27/2005 7:09:12 AM

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I think they need to have more tease. A lot of the time, its like straight the the sex, not even any undressing or anything.

Masamune

Thanks for the info, I never heard of Andreas Moranti, but seems he also goes by Tarzan lol. I think I saw him in a Rocco Flick once. That guy is insane. He is hyper and wont shut up but he does fuck the hell out of the women, so no complaints here lol.

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Now, when a new girl pops up, they're booked solid for six months and can tender higher offers and forgo the small guys and you see them everywhere within months (unless they look like gophers or have hairy nutsacks).

Anabolic and Diabolic are just fine. Sal Genoa is probably the most underrated director in the business. And Ricky D. and John are two of the biggest up-n-comers out there. My stuff, well?, you're either going to like it or hate it. I don't care and never did though I am toning down quite a bit as of late and keeping the outrageous stuff for myself. Sometimes web content and video content don't mix very well.

And of course there's Mason. The craziest most perverted bitch out there.

It would be nice to add more directors. But one thing that was lacking in the past was individual directors. Everyone seemingly shot in the same way, same style, same vein. Why not? It was fresh back then, this swooping shooting style. But the good thing now is that every director seems to have a unique style you can identify. I can't say the same with some of the other companies, but that's neither here nor there.

Chico

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Is Robbie Fischer still with Anabolic/Diabolic? It seemed like every third release from Red Light was directed by him but I hardly see his name anymore.

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He wasn't particularly happy at Red Light as a director either especially in the post-Dion era. He was just burnt out as a shooter.

In adult films, you get the final product. You have to have some really thick skin as a director if you're to deal with all the mishaps and time management just to get the shoot going. From makeup to flaky girls to wood problems to location to paperwork to the actual shooting. Any spark can ignite a fire that fucks up your day.

I think Robbie couldn't tolerate the stressful Murphy Law of Porno and wanted to move on. From what I understand, he's no longer in the adult biz. I ended up buying most of his equipment.

He's a great guy and perhaps the most straight up guy I've met in the biz.

Edited by - chico wang on 8/30/2005 4:05:49 PM

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