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

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After meeting lecherous agent Johnny Dooropener, young Candy gets to know the ins and outs of Hollywood in the most carnal of ways! There's also a lot of good comedic timing in both movies, the first focusing primarily on Candy's loss of innocence and attempts to find a good lay and the second really going for more of a satirical attack on the entertainment industry.

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. The extras are slim but the presentations of these enjoyable and genuinely 'classic' films are top notch and the movies themselves are here, uncut and in their proper aspect ratio.

Bubble-brained Candy Christian travels to Hollywood to make it big and instead gets taken under the wing of a sleazy 'talent agent' bent on exploiting her for his own personal gain. 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. Colors are reproduced very nicely so the various locations used throughout the two movies really shine.

Full Moon brings together a six pack of B-movies produced by legendary schlockmeisters Eurocine in one handy boxed.Both of the Candy films are a blast, poking a lot of self-referential holes in film industries both adult and mainstream. Williams pop up in the second film alongside the likes of curvy cutie Desireee Cousteau and Ronda Jo Petty is a rare treat. The films get the Dolby Digital Mono treatment, in English and without any optional language options or subtitles provided. She splits, and on the way home meets a Hare Krishna named Graham Hollander (Paul Thomas) who takes her to his shrine for some one on one time before bringing her to an orgy.