The D-Man's Rating:

Starring: Our story begins when the bratty, oversexed supermodel Alex Wilder (Jenna Haze) has to check herself int mental-health-clinic. (It's just so happens that the head psychiatrist is played by Anna Malle in a non-sex role). It seems that Jenna was caught in the act of boffing a co-worker. The first begins with Jenna lavishing loving and determined oral attention on her partner. After a while Jenna displays her well-rounded, lithe frame in both the doggie position and balanced atop a couch. When caught, the star model is forced to commit herself. Shortly after arriving at the clinic (a. k. a nuthouse) Alex receives a new roomate, Emily (Haven). It turns out that Emily is a former sex surrogate that somehow ended up jaded and hating sex.

After Emily sends the dear doctor off on a wild goose chase, the movie apparently morphs into a fantasy encounter between the statesque Nicole Sheridan and Sondra Hall. Both of these wonderfully enhanced ladies show each a good time. After the girl-play the viewers learn about the other patients. For instance, Dominique (Daisy Chain) was a dominitrix who just went sour. When Jenna starts playing with herself in her sleep, she dreams of a dungeoun threesome with Daisy and some fortunate "slave" who doesn't stay restrained for too long. Decked out lovingly in fetish gear, Jenna lets both mistress and slame sample her.

Later, when Emily/Haven confesses to her roomate that she made the ultimate mistake: she fell for a surrogate client. Naturally, this leads to another scene: a threesome (sorta) with Haven, Monica Mayhem and the aforementioned client. The curvy Monica gets most of the action, and loves every minute of it. Haven provides mostly caresses to Monica and her man. After this tale of woe, we have a breakthrough. Haley (the busty Gabriella Banks), who believes that she is ugly, pairs up with Blind Sam (Joel Lawrence). After this romp, Gabriella breaks out of her delusion. Ain't love grand?

But in the end, most of the inmates are released, but no our spoiled model. This drives her over the edge, and she ends up in straight-jacket. All of a sudden, Haven appears, offering to be there for her friend. Of course, you know this means a sequel.

The camera work and sound quality were good. The dungeon set was a great touch and added to the atmostphere. The dialogue was coherent and advanced the story nicely.

Jenna Haze shines as a nubie sex kitten. Her tight body, snarl-like leer, and howls of ecstasy is a guilty pleasure. The dungeon scene had that smouldering quality. Monice Mayhem sinful curves and bedroom is another eye-catching factor. But there was still some room for improvement. I'd give the eroticism level a 7 out of 10.

This was the first time I saw any of the wonderful ladies in action. Jenna Haze shows both erotic and acting talent. The buzz about her potential to become a superstar is definite on the money. Also, even with a limited amount of dialogue, Haven also possesses beauty and acting skills. Jill Kelly Productions obviusly knows how to bring in the best.

Unfortunately, Haven played a meager role in her scene. She gave a very brief BJ; Monica was the only one to get prodded. Not seeing Haven's vaunted sexua skills aws a big disappointment. (If her abilities are as good as I've heard, a more involved Haven would have improved the eroticism rating I gave the movie). Oh well, I guess this means that I'll just have to wait until the sequel.

This was a laudible introduction to two of Jill Kelly Production contract starlets. I can hardly wait to more of wild Jenna Haze. On a scale of 1 to 10, the movie rates about a 7.

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