Miles' Rating:

Starring: Racquel Darrian is the sexually frustrated patient of psychiatrist Tyffany Million. Racquel's problem? Partner Steven St. Croix is busy balling other gals, like Rebecca Lord and Channone. Tyffany has a similar problem. Her bartender beau Jon Dough isn't showing her the attention she needs. Soon, they'll all unexpectedly be in each other's cross-hairs. To reveal too much would ruin the film, though you'll see the plot contrivances coming.

Top notch psycho-sexual babble from Paul Thomas, well-filmed with superb characterizations.

It captures that female wet dream of seducing a long-haired muscular stranger(Darrian looks great on a pool table), and any film with Million seething sexual frustration is a scorcher.

There's so much. Tyffany's fantasy gang-bang is a highlight, and Racquel's slithery barroom moves are crotch-tightening, but it's Million's achy seduction of Darrian that pumps the most heat. Tyffany is such an underrated performer.

If you think about it, the plot is a little farfetched. But why think about it?

A 9. It's a small film, efficiently directed and acted. A winner.

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