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5.6/10
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Angelicamente Vostre, or Euroflesh 10: Rome After Dark, is a 1992 adult film directed by the renowned Mario Bianchi, and it's a steamy, sinful journey into the heart of one of the world's most romantic cities. With a title like Rome After Dark, you know you're in for a treat, and this movie delivers on its promise of erotic European adventures.
The film opens with a sizzling scene featuring Joy Karin's and Roberto Malone, setting the tone for the indulgent pleasures to come. We're then introduced to a bevy of beautiful women, including Cindy Labare, Paulette, and the sultry Luana Borgia, who leaves an indelible impression with her passionate performances.
Luana Borgia, Stella Grey, and Letizia Stovinsky are each depicted in separate scenes engaging in explicit double penetration acts, showcasing their individual sexual experiences. The women move in perfect harmony, their bodies entwined in a blur of flesh and desire, as they surrender to the throes of ecstasy. The scene is an ode to the beauty of the female form and the limitless possibilities of pleasure.
Throughout the film, Bianchi showcases his skill in weaving together a tapestry of intimate encounters, from the passionate to the playful. Scene 4, featuring Angelica Bella, Jean-Pierre Armand, and Richard Langin, is a highlight, with a unique camera perspective that draws you into the action. The cast is rounded out by experienced performers such as Rocco Siffredi, Fabienne Dumont, and the enigmatic Pussycat, who bring their own brand of heat to the screen.
Rome After Dark is a classic example of 90s adult entertainment, embracing excess and unapologetic hedonism. The locations are lush and exotic, adding to the sense of forbidden fruit. However, at times, the film feels slightly dated, with some scenes feeling more like a checklist of pleasures than a natural progression of passion. That being said, it's a fun, frisky ride that will leave you feeling devilishly delighted.
A wild ride through Rome's raunchiest realms, Rome After Dark is a vintage treat for fans of uninhibited erotica. With a talented cast and steamy scenes, it's a journey into the decadent and the delightful.
The film opens with a sizzling scene featuring Joy Karin's and Roberto Malone, setting the tone for the indulgent pleasures to come. We're then introduced to a bevy of beautiful women, including Cindy Labare, Paulette, and the sultry Luana Borgia, who leaves an indelible impression with her passionate performances.
Luana Borgia, Stella Grey, and Letizia Stovinsky are each depicted in separate scenes engaging in explicit double penetration acts, showcasing their individual sexual experiences. The women move in perfect harmony, their bodies entwined in a blur of flesh and desire, as they surrender to the throes of ecstasy. The scene is an ode to the beauty of the female form and the limitless possibilities of pleasure.
Throughout the film, Bianchi showcases his skill in weaving together a tapestry of intimate encounters, from the passionate to the playful. Scene 4, featuring Angelica Bella, Jean-Pierre Armand, and Richard Langin, is a highlight, with a unique camera perspective that draws you into the action. The cast is rounded out by experienced performers such as Rocco Siffredi, Fabienne Dumont, and the enigmatic Pussycat, who bring their own brand of heat to the screen.
Rome After Dark is a classic example of 90s adult entertainment, embracing excess and unapologetic hedonism. The locations are lush and exotic, adding to the sense of forbidden fruit. However, at times, the film feels slightly dated, with some scenes feeling more like a checklist of pleasures than a natural progression of passion. That being said, it's a fun, frisky ride that will leave you feeling devilishly delighted.
A wild ride through Rome's raunchiest realms, Rome After Dark is a vintage treat for fans of uninhibited erotica. With a talented cast and steamy scenes, it's a journey into the decadent and the delightful.
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- 1h 21m(81 min)
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