Director Joseph Sarno helped to launch the "Inside" series of movies, with each title exploring the lives and talents of specific adult film stars (e.g. "Inside Seka," "Inside Jennifer Welles"), giving fans extended time with their favorites. Dramatic depth wasn't pursued, but certain offerings went above and beyond, with 1981's "Deep Inside Annie Sprinkle" creating an unusual sense of intimacy between the actress and her fans, with Sprinkle offering biographical details from her upbringing, even encouraging viewers to write her, sharing their fantasies with a screen figure. 1984's "Inside Little Oral Annie" generally does away with this level of closeness, finding Sarno going the straightforward route with erotic encounters, focusing on various couplings and displays of physical talent from the star of the show, who's definitely not here to present her acting range. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com