miles' Rating:

Starring: Director Bud Lee has had an erratic career, usually with wife Hyapatia Lee going along for the ride. This is one of his more unimaginative productions. Still, the cast is top notch, with a dynamite turn from Nina Hartley. And yes, Hyapatia is always hot.

The problem is it's a simple wall-to waller with some vignettes paying off more than others. It's another variation on the "guys swappiing sex tales" plot that's been worked to death.

It depends on the story. Marc Wallice and Randy West are two barflies who sit in a strip club and recall all the gals (there's a dancer theme) they've boned before. We watch the action.

Though West's conquest of Lydia Chanel is a highlight (he also nails Brittany O'Connell in another solid scene), it's the Wallice/Nina teaming that produces the most sparks. With her muscular tone, she'll always be prime choice, and here, give up her rear for our pleasure.

The Deborah Wells girl-girl with Terry Thomas (they get inflammed listening to the guys tell their tales) is pretty standard stuff. And the Hyapatia's romp with Wallice is incomplete. It might have helped had the plot had more going for it.

A 7 for Nina and Lydia. But Bud Lee's done better.

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