At VEF in a 2-page topic on Rosa Caracciolo there is an old post for the first TARZAN movie, but nothing about the second. Did not look for other threads for her or perhaps in a Rocco Siffredi thread.
The people who may have good quality (VHS) versions of the second movie seem to be keeping them tight under cover.
The movie called Tharzard really exist?
Re: The movie called Tharzard really exist?
I indicated that the Rocco Iatrzan movies had not been transfered/released on DVD in Italy.
It would appear the first one was (by Rabbit) and has been retitled ROCCO IL SELVAGGIO
[img]http://www.preziosavideo.com/images/dvr425m.jpg[/img]
It would appear the first one was (by Rabbit) and has been retitled ROCCO IL SELVAGGIO
[img]http://www.preziosavideo.com/images/dvr425m.jpg[/img]
Re: The movie called Tharzard really exist?
Just had a quick look at that awful copy and it seems that there are no new scenes that not already appear in Tarzan-x.
Different order of the scenes but it seems possible there were 2 VHS's but just one (somehow combined) DVD release.
Different order of the scenes but it seems possible there were 2 VHS's but just one (somehow combined) DVD release.
Re: The movie called Tharzard really exist?
Impossible to say, since I have not been able to make any comparison as I never had access to the second movie.
I have no clue how D'amato shot the movie, whether he really intended it as two separate movies or whether he shot a lot of material and just had enough left-over footage to cobble up a second release (you gotta maximize your investment somehow, right?).
I have no clue how D'amato shot the movie, whether he really intended it as two separate movies or whether he shot a lot of material and just had enough left-over footage to cobble up a second release (you gotta maximize your investment somehow, right?).
Re: The movie called Tharzard really exist?
The Rabbit Video DVD cover says "oltre 2 ore" (over 2 hours) but what the running length is is anyone's guess and I basically don't trust those claims nor the running time Italian web sites invariably give for either mainstream or porn DVD releases.
With regards to the VHS running time of the English version of the movie released in North America in late 1995 as JUNGLE HEAT, the version I saw was 87 minutes. IAFD indicates a running time of 97 minutes and they list it under the title Tarzan-X: Shame of Jane (1994).
AVN did review the movie in late 1995 as JUNGLE HEAT (released by Ultimate Video) and they indicate a running time of 87 minuteswhich coincides with the version I saw.
With regards to the VHS running time of the English version of the movie released in North America in late 1995 as JUNGLE HEAT, the version I saw was 87 minutes. IAFD indicates a running time of 97 minutes and they list it under the title Tarzan-X: Shame of Jane (1994).
AVN did review the movie in late 1995 as JUNGLE HEAT (released by Ultimate Video) and they indicate a running time of 87 minuteswhich coincides with the version I saw.
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Re: The movie called Tharzard really exist?
A friend of mine said once to me that he saw the second movie on VHS in middle 90's. He remember that are one anal scene with Rocco and Tina (http://www.egafd.com/actresses/details.php/id/t00378).
It's became a Holy Grail to me.
It's became a Holy Grail to me.