Kind of a sad tale, actually. Ron Jeremy comes across as likeable, not to mention infinitely more present than 99 % of his peers, but there's an undertone of sorrow & longing about his person that I didn't feel was fully explored. His career portfolio being so expansive that clips of the various films he's appeared in could be used as visual aids was hilarious and a nice touch.

I thought it was pretty boring. Ron Jeremy comes off rather badly.

About what you would expect from a documentary about Ron Jeremy. Occasionally hilarious, occasionally terrible, occasionally awesome. Ron is hilarious: "I'd like to see Richard Burton or Sir John Gielgud or Sir Laurence Olivier do "Macbeth", memorizing all that dialogue, and have a boner."

Great documentary that covers Ron Jeremy's life from child to b-movie whore. I liked Ron Jeremy before, but this just emphasizes what a regular schlub the guy is, and makes him even more likable. I wish he would get a shot at a real dramatic role (think The Wrestler, for porno?). The result would either be an epic disaster or an astounding surprise... I would be happy to watch either.

Poorly made documentary, which is a shame, because Ron Jeremey is more intelligent and charming than anyone else working in adult movies.

A montage of unrelated segments, many boring and redundant, making even a 77 minute runtime feel tedious. Do we really need to hear what the same several fans think, and see Ron at these lame events? Most of the "information" presented doesn't require a documentary, either. HOWEVER, the film does shine when they show Ron doing a porn shoot, displaying the sheer monotony of it all, or talking honestly about himself. The story of his almost marriage is the highlight.

Sweekoden's review sums much of it up. In the end I just didn't find Ron Jeremy to be a very interesting person, and the film feels too long at 77 minutes.

An amazing story. The Hedgehog is a hero to average joe's world wide.

Not bad.