Coming Alive

Billy Dee, Buddy, Dana Lynn, Don Fernando and Fallon carries Coming Alive (1995) with the confidence of someone who knows exactly what the audience wants and has no intention of holding back. from Las Vegas Video have given her the right setting to prove it.

The film is built around an interracial encounter. Billy Dee knows exactly where things are going and wastes no time taking control of the situation.

Billy Dee is fully committed throughout. The energy never drops, the moments feel real, and the pacing is exactly what a film like this needs to work.

The Las Vegas Video production values are evident throughout — this is not a studio that cuts corners, and Coming Alive is a clean example of what they do well. Shot in HD with a 1h 12m runtime — enough to fully deliver without ever feeling padded or rushed.

This release also delivers on John Stagliano, Love and Nikki Randall — the kind of variety that keeps you watching start to finish. The way Tony Montana, ’80s and ’90s comes together here is what separates a forgettable release from one worth bookmarking.

There are a lot of ’80s films out there but Coming Alive actually earns a bookmark. Billy Dee, Buddy, Dana Lynn, Don Fernando and Fallon is the biggest reason why.