skronker said: “Again, and I've said it before somewhere, she's one of those rare girls whose wacky/vixen personality shines through a mountain of man-ass.”
Ok, it was just to clarify that Jenna Haze doesn't do A2M during Interactive Sex With Jenna Haze, only in 3 of the DVD Bonus scenes.
About Manuel Ferrara... he doesn't appears during the movie, I "didn't see" him ;-P. Besides Miss Jenna Haze said in this thread that her first time working with Manuel was in Internal Cumbustion 10, which it was after the shoot for Interactive Sex With Jenna Haze.
For sure Tommy Gunn and Scott Nails are in this movie, not only in the DVD Bonus; but I think that Mark Wood doesn't appears in the movie, only in the DVD Bonus... but I'm not 100 percent sure about this.
Good question about the DVD only bit. Interactive titles rule out VHS releases by default. It would be better to just designate somehow that disc 1 is all new material, while disc 2 is a comp.
DVD only implies that a scene was only on the DVD release of a movie, not on VHS. That was more common in the days when DVD and VHS still had about equal market share. Since there is no VHS release of this title, DVD Only makes no sense.
Well, that's the explanation in the Glossary of Terms about what the DVDOnly tag means, but in practice, in IAFD the DVDOnly tag is being used to note when an actress or actor appears only in the DVD Bonus scenes.
Mark Wood only appears on the bonus disc. The guys in the movie are Tommy Gunn, James Deen and Scott Nails. Pat Myne, Johnny Castle and Trent Soluri appear in the BJ section of the disc. All of the other performers listed appear on Disc 2
Practically speaking, this is almost always because a performer only appears in a scene that comes from the DVD bonus material (and not at all in the "regular" movie)... but not exclusively.
By not exclusively, I mean we also indicate "DVD Bonus" next to the scene listing(look here) when we can. Usually, studios make no mention of the DVD bonus scenes and/or performers on the boxcovers. Reviewers often don't mention it either (although some do a good job of this).
At some point, if the studios include scenes they classify as "bonus," how, exactly, are we supposed to know if they're telling the truth or not, and, what they mean as "bonus" as compared to what other versions the title is available as?
We don't have the resources to compare DVDs and VHS side-by-side to verify that a studio's claim of "DVD bonus material" is valid or not. What can be known, to a virtual certainty, is whether the material appears in the actual movie itself (as opposed to the bonus materials also on the DVD).
As far as "Since there is no VHS release of this title, DVD Only makes no sense" goes, Interactive Sex With Jenna Haze is also available as VOD (video on demand). Do you get the bonus scenes, trailers and extras when you purchase and watch a title on VOD (I don't know... you guys tell me)?
Mark Wood only appears on the bonus disc. The guys in the movie are Tommy Gunn, James Deen and Scott Nails. Pat Myne, Johnny Castle and Trent Soluri appear in the BJ section of the disc. All of the other performers listed appear on Disc 2 [/quote]
Just to clarify.. trent soluri is not in the movie with me... Its Just Tommy, Scott, James, Johnny & Pat.