Miles' Rating:

Starring: Hungarian Deborah Wells plays a widow who inherits her husband's nighclub, "The Blue Light Inn," a murky place that specializes in sex acts. Upset by watch she sees, she heads for the manager's office to find Marc Wallice being serviced by Malia and flies into a rage. It turns out Wallice is actually working for rival club owner Joey Silvera. That's just the beginning of a convoluted plot.

There's no disguising a cheapie, but it's the headache-inducing storyline that really irritates.

Despite a bevy of beauties-- including Debi Diamond, Dyanna Lauren, Sunset Thomas, Montana, and Monique-- the sex is often flat and unmotivated. The opening between Wells and her attorney Randy West is perfunctory. Yawn.

The girls are gorgeous to look at. Porsche Lynn and Melanie Moore's threeway with Rocco Siffredi, who arrives to save Wells from the baddies, is the film's highlight.

The jumbled plotting, with the club owners' double and triple agents all spying on one another,is a mess and uninvolving.

It gets a 6.

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