Two Costello features - one of his best and one of his weirdest
"Sunny: Excellent Shaun Costello vehicle for Cadida Royale, with some standout scenes featuring Marlene Willoughby at her most theatric, this one's enormous fun. Sunny is hired by Willoughby to seduce her son, in order to better control him - he is the heir to his father's fortune, and, having got bored with mummy's sexual ministrations, is blowing it all on girls. So, Candida will be mother's proxy, bringing son to heel. Of course, Candida soon gets ideas of her own - what's to stop her marrying the son and keeping control for herself? Within this fun framework, we get some fantastically hot, well-shot scenes - Candida and son Rick Iverson fucking on opium while taking direction from a rich old european countess; Candida at the centre of an orgy during a porn photoshoot, a fabulous final orgy. There's also a fun incest angle, with Marlene blowing the chauffeur while her young son, unseen, sits watching in the car as part of his "education", mum seducing son as she catches him reading his first playboy, and a final scene where the two, masked at the orgy, are manipulated by Sunny into fucking each other, thereby removing Marlene's hold over her - except, of course, the son is already fully au fait with what's going on and promptly stands Sunny up at the altar. Hot, sexy, silly, fun, smart, and possibly Candida Royalle's best pre-Femme film. More Than Sisters: Actually pretty fun, with some hot sex, including anal, and a reasonably interesting plot, as psych Jamie Gillis tries to work out what's bothering crazy Colleen Anderson - turns out she has a psychic link with her seperated at birth twin sister, who got carted off to an insane asylum where the orderlies, nurses and doctors all got busy sexually abusing her. So yeah, there's some questionable scenes in this, though they aren't played too hard with regards to violence, and there's some rather hot scenes around it, particularly the initial consensual one between Anderson and her husband. We're also treated to various musical cues from Vertigo and Psycho (and they're really well used), as well as the always welcome presence of Marlene Willoughby as a mean old nurse. The plot does well enough at keeping interest even if it all wraps up a bit suddenly at the end, but hey ho, it's not the primary element at work here."
— Steve S. (5/5)
Royalle with Jizz
"Worth owning just for Sunny alone. If you're a big Candida Royalle fan, as I am, then this is a must. She's friggin' adorable. I'm glad I picked this up before it sold out. Also, if you're a fan of the Taboo series, the plot of this should work for you."
— Phillip N. (4/5)