Lisa Loves remains an enigmatic British pornographer for me, working in the shadow of her colleague Kendo at daring! Media. This very typical example of her work as director is too weak to praise, but represents inoffensive porn of a type that has become quite passe in these hard-edged times.
It title is more marketing hook than descriptive, as Loves' hardcore sex scenes are standard fare, with the amount of osculation or its importance to the feature's overall effect remaining trivial. She basically presents the label's standard measure of 5 unrelated sex vignettes, one a token lesbian coupling, and the result is interchangeable with a hundred other similar efforts.
Even my personal favorite, Cathy Heaven, is ill-served by camera-work that fails to exploit her best asets. The rest of the Euro cast is unimpressive, with no big names showing up for work. Ultimately it plays more like a Marc Dorcel reject than a premium offering from the daring! folks.
Lisa's enigma stems from the fact that all her credits are for daring! Media, and that that company's top director Kendo is involved in all of them. At first i assumed that "Lisa Loves" was merely a marketing gimmick (similar to the way "Andrew Blake" is used in the States) and that the brand with its LL logo was applied to Kendo-directed videos to create a separate, somewhat softer line than his signed works. She gets separate camera credits assigned to her distinct from Kendo's, and even has a daring! publicity photo of herself available, but apart from the classic "Geisha" I can't get excited about the mystery auteur.
It title is more marketing hook than descriptive, as Loves' hardcore sex scenes are standard fare, with the amount of osculation or its importance to the feature's overall effect remaining trivial. She basically presents the label's standard measure of 5 unrelated sex vignettes, one a token lesbian coupling, and the result is interchangeable with a hundred other similar efforts.
Even my personal favorite, Cathy Heaven, is ill-served by camera-work that fails to exploit her best asets. The rest of the Euro cast is unimpressive, with no big names showing up for work. Ultimately it plays more like a Marc Dorcel reject than a premium offering from the daring! folks.
Lisa's enigma stems from the fact that all her credits are for daring! Media, and that that company's top director Kendo is involved in all of them. At first i assumed that "Lisa Loves" was merely a marketing gimmick (similar to the way "Andrew Blake" is used in the States) and that the brand with its LL logo was applied to Kendo-directed videos to create a separate, somewhat softer line than his signed works. She gets separate camera credits assigned to her distinct from Kendo's, and even has a daring! publicity photo of herself available, but apart from the classic "Geisha" I can't get excited about the mystery auteur.