The D-Man's Rating:

Starring: It starts off with Brian (Randy Spears) finally getting his acting break: in a porno shoot with Melanie (Aria). This Yancey Butler lookalike seems to enjoy her co-star's attention, as she shudders and even digs in with her nails at one point. After some smouldering intensity, the scene ends with Brian realizing that it's really all about the acting. But don't worry, he gets to watch another shoot, this time between Marty (Marty Romano) and Annie (Amythiest Stone) in a kitchen scene. (Note: Ms. Stone certainly has a pair of perky nipples). There's even a little bit of rough play, followed by Marty finishing in Ms. Stone's mouth.

Later, Brian gets to house sit for the director, Frank Marks (Herschel Savage). And it just so happens that there's a telescope set up to spy on a exhibitionist neighbor, Deborah (Star E. Knight). Yes, Brian does a little peeking, catching Deborah in a little bit of teasing before doing some pleasing with some lucky man (Joel Lawrence). Our lucky stud heats the lady up just fine, and soon the viewer is treated to Star's traditional calvacade of moans, howls, yelps, and intense gazing. At this point, the plot thickens, as Brian just has to confront the object of his new found attention. Meanwhile, the director is off having a rooftop, poolside boink with one of his investor's wives (Wanda Curtis).

The story accelerates at this point, with plot twist upon twist. But for the last scene, Brian gets double-teamed by Deborah and her wanton friend, August (Tyler Faith). Mr Spears does his duty admirably, giving both of the lovely ladies the loving they need. And to top off the sex, comes a dramatic ending.

This film had a fine story, (good overall plot) boosted with some fine sex.

Star's first scene and the Aria-Spears rutting stood out in particular. It rated about a 9.

First, the actresses not part of the Jill Kelly Productions lineup matched the output of the contract starlets. (Take a bow, Aria, Amythiest and Wanda). On top of that, the story is a fine, dark mystery in the tradition of Alfred Hitchcock. (Moreover, the boxcover is a nice piece of work).

Given recent news of Star parting with JKP, the fact that this might be her last work.

Lust, betrayal, manipulation and worse, with oodles of scorching sex. A 9 out of 10.

Posted By The D-Man, www.excaliburfilms.com | 10/12/06 1:58 PM