We’re pleased to present reviews originally written on IMDb by the writer ‘lor_’.
lor_ moved to New York in 1980 after a fan letter to Variety magazine’s owner, Syd Silverman, resulted in a job interview and a job offer. He worked at Variety from 1980-1993 focusing on exhibition and distribution, succeeding Addison Verrill, who had also covered adult films until he was murdered in the late ‘70s; Variety discontinued that coverage in part due to his death. lor_ rose to the position of Motion Picture Editor for the paper and Chairman of the New York Film Critics Circle in the period 1993-1994.
He’s been submitting reviews to IMDb since 2001 and using the same signature name as he used at Variety. His reviews are opinionated and often controversial, and polarize opinions. We’re happy to showcase his writing here. Please send us your thoughts, reactions and comments via the relevant page for each film.
‘Hot Teenage Assets’ proves to be something of a shaggy dog film that asks the burning question: can prudish Kathy be convinced to loosen up and have anal sex?
Not much thought or effort went into the porn film ‘Angie Police Women’, in which a pair of cops (Rikki O’Neal and Roger Caine) watch a large cast having sex outdoors and pass comment.
