Not as good as the previous year's hits "Haunted Nghts" and "Arabian Nights", this third comedy teaming of Jonathan Morgan and Steven St. Croix is still a lot of fun, paying tribute to corny Hollywood slapstick comedies of old. It does show a level of invention completely missing from the porn-parodies of more recent XXX vinttage.
St. Croix draws heavily on Jerry Lewis (at his worst) for his performance, while Morgan maintains the slapping around domination of a Moe Howard. Story of helping a young damsel (actually a saloon prostitute) get the deed left her to a gold mine by her murdered prospector of a dad is pure corn, as are the stereotypes of the cast. Sex roles are fllled by porn stars like Kylie Ireland, while supporting cast is made up by crew members, latter suprisingly effective. Also, a photogenic movie western town in Arizona and plenty of horseback riding make it more of a Western than cheap porn movies of the 21st Century.
Director Jim Enright and writer Jace Rocker have a real talent and are dedicated to the comedy elements, which predominate over the sexual content, a mix that has been reversed nowadays. Credits are erroneous, reversing the characters played by Asia Carrera and "Samantha" (actually Jordan Lee), surprising mistake given that Asia was already a big name by the time this was made in 1994.
St. Croix draws heavily on Jerry Lewis (at his worst) for his performance, while Morgan maintains the slapping around domination of a Moe Howard. Story of helping a young damsel (actually a saloon prostitute) get the deed left her to a gold mine by her murdered prospector of a dad is pure corn, as are the stereotypes of the cast. Sex roles are fllled by porn stars like Kylie Ireland, while supporting cast is made up by crew members, latter suprisingly effective. Also, a photogenic movie western town in Arizona and plenty of horseback riding make it more of a Western than cheap porn movies of the 21st Century.
Director Jim Enright and writer Jace Rocker have a real talent and are dedicated to the comedy elements, which predominate over the sexual content, a mix that has been reversed nowadays. Credits are erroneous, reversing the characters played by Asia Carrera and "Samantha" (actually Jordan Lee), surprising mistake given that Asia was already a big name by the time this was made in 1994.