The Walrus' Rating:

Starring: Buffy Davis and Marc Wallice are married and manage an apartment building. Tom Byron, Peter North, Kelli Richards, Tanya Foxx, and Lori Marr are tenants. Dick Rambone is a visitor looking for an apartment and getting a threesome with Buffy and Kelly, after the women eavesdrop on a conversation between Peter, a doctor, and Tom. Peter tells Tom the transmission in his car is shot beyond repair, and Buffy and Kelly think Tom is dying. The rest of the film has every woman trying to make Tom happy during his last days, and also Peter and Marc. As you can tell, this is not quite what is says in the synopsis. Also, Regine Bardot does not appear. The performances were all very good.

Every scene is shot in a middle-class apartment room, so the sets don't amount to much. The technical details are very well done. There is, alas, some intercutting between scenes, but it is not done too often.

This is a cast that smokes, and the director is Hal Freeman, who made this about the same time as Caught From Behind #4, one of the hottest films of the mid-80's. The action is first class, and Freeman captured it with great skill.

This is theonly film I have seen with Lori Marr, and she nearly steals it from her better-known costars. She is beautiful, slender brunette, and does a scene each with Marc, Peter, and Tom. After such a great performance as this, you would think she should have got a lot of job offers.

The cheap set and silly plot. Also, while Dick Rambone was very well hung, his personality was pretty lame.

The quality of the sex makes up for the weakness, and it is a very solid 8.

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