Big One's Rating:

Starring: This film stars Nick East and Mark Wallice as glamor photographers. Nick has a problem, though, in that he is looking for his dream girl about all of those he shoots. Women in the film include the beautiful Tia Bella who becomes the object of Nick's desire; Sindee Coxx who plays a photographer with leaning toward lesbianism; Rebecca Wild and Meka who play erotic models who handle all the needs of their photographers; and several other girls whom I was unable to identify and who have some of the nastier roles in this film. Other men include Jon Dough and Tony Tedeschi, and, as can be expected, they are used frequetly, the lucky dogs.

The production was nothing special; it was shot in a dark room, in an office, on some city streets, and in someone's home, probably all within the scope of a day. There is a moderate plot, the picture is clear and the sound is hearable. All-in-all, though, just another porm film in a greatly increasing supply of them.

There is nothing special erotically about this film. Sindee Coxx was a disappointment because her only scene involved girls; Tia Bella only had two major scenes and both of them were only moderately arousing. Rebecca Wild and Meka did an interesting scene, but Wild has lately become more of a turn-off that a turn-on. The best porn actress of the bunch was the only who played the secretary at the Hot Chicks talent agency. Her first scene with Tedeschi results in a hefty helping of goo right on her face; her second with Jon Dough is not quite as good, but still is a D**k-stiffener.

I can't say I liked an awful lot about this film. I did enjoy the blonde secretary and her two sex scenes with Tedeschi and Dough; Tia Bella was very attractive but she seemed to avoiding work at all posible costs. This is really just a mediocre film with very little to recommend it.

I guess I was most disappointed with Sindee Coxx. I really wanted to see her with a D**K in her mouth and pussy; instead, all I saw was this cute little blonde munching on Bella's crotch. To each his own, I suppose.

Mediocre at best. Uninspired plot and acting, give this one a 3.

Posted By Big One, www.excaliburfilms.com | 10/12/06 1:58 PM