The Philogynist's Rating:

Starring: Shanna McCullough, Amanda Tyler, Gayle Sterling, Viper, Jacqueline Lorians and Toni Kristain (alias Kim Acosta, Kim Alexis, etc. ) The performances were very arousing as the women seemed to enjoy filming this one and were not, at least in appearance, ging through themotions. Shanna's always an excellent performer. The story is about sex women going to a clinic to act out their lesbian sexual fantasies and have their experiences used on some sappho fact-finding mission. Most of the women have never acted on these impulses and allare thrilled to have finally caved in at the movie's conclussion. Thus, a happy ending.

The sound quality was lacking at times due to the stereotypical porn music of the 80's. The music on occasion drowned out the starlets to the extent the looping would have been appreciated. The directing was more that adequate, the script decent withs ome dialogue that had some kick to it and the cameras were used efficiently. Sets were simple but effective, lighting was sound (huh?) and the lingerie and other drapery were quite fetching.

Erotic but not explosive. Most scenes are well choregraphed sexually, but the main drawback is the women's facial features. The bodies, on a whole, are pretty nice, except Viper's, but the faces go from mildy attractive to your which producer's sister? The women pair off-Shanna/Jacqueline, Amanda/Gayle, Viper/Toni-and the scenes switch back and forth. That decision does kill any momentum per outing, but again the women just weren't overly inspiring. There's a lot of pussy eating (intense and light), kissing, grinding, groping, dancing and about anything else you can think of, sans dildoes (a brief inseftion inone scene). Later the women get involved in fantasy role-playing, three-ways and an orgy.

Lack of toys, women enjoying many forms of lesbian sex, the well-built anatomies, the dicovery the characters make regarding their sexual fulfillments and Shanna's participation.

The music, the dialogue being hindered, the volcanic intensity that I always look for being absent, some of the women's face and Viper's participation.

A good flick, so I'll give it a 7. I believe it would have rated as high as a 9 if the women were more esthetically appealing.

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