Sadly, this is the only movie I've ever seen with the gorgeous Kira Reed; I'm too lazy to go to a mom-and-pop video store to see more of this gorgeous vixen. Fortunately, this is one of her early movies so she probably looks better here than elsewhere.
Lady In Blue is a tongue-in-cheek film, which means that it tries to be funny and it succeeds a bit in a corny, campy, but not cheesy way.
Imagine what would happen to the LAPD if Rodney King got 5 billion dollars from them for the pain he suffered by the cops and this is the LAPD that Captain Carla Kane works for. The police dept. is short on cash, which means faulty equipment and detectives who have to go undercover as hookers.
Done with Reed's voice doing some narrative, the story is about two days in her life and a wacky case of trying to find the person who shot a plumber in the butt. While she tries to crack the case, we see her erotic dreams with a sexy pirate, lusty stories in the interrogation room from the suspects, scenes in a gentleman's club (with Reed delivering the best striptease ever done in a movie, bar none) and, of course, lame attempts at humour which are still watchable. As well, we see a bit of "The Big Hit" where we learn about her struggles to pay her rent and bills.
The reason to see this film is Kira Reed, who is a truly gorgeous strumpet. With her slight baby fat, gorgeous curves and her pouty lips, she plays the type of woman many men covet, other than Catherine Bach and Jaime Pressley. Every scene she has conveys erotica. The story is silly, although very original, and the cast is attractive. If you want to see what Kira Reed is all about then this is the first place to go.
Lady In Blue is a tongue-in-cheek film, which means that it tries to be funny and it succeeds a bit in a corny, campy, but not cheesy way.
Imagine what would happen to the LAPD if Rodney King got 5 billion dollars from them for the pain he suffered by the cops and this is the LAPD that Captain Carla Kane works for. The police dept. is short on cash, which means faulty equipment and detectives who have to go undercover as hookers.
Done with Reed's voice doing some narrative, the story is about two days in her life and a wacky case of trying to find the person who shot a plumber in the butt. While she tries to crack the case, we see her erotic dreams with a sexy pirate, lusty stories in the interrogation room from the suspects, scenes in a gentleman's club (with Reed delivering the best striptease ever done in a movie, bar none) and, of course, lame attempts at humour which are still watchable. As well, we see a bit of "The Big Hit" where we learn about her struggles to pay her rent and bills.
The reason to see this film is Kira Reed, who is a truly gorgeous strumpet. With her slight baby fat, gorgeous curves and her pouty lips, she plays the type of woman many men covet, other than Catherine Bach and Jaime Pressley. Every scene she has conveys erotica. The story is silly, although very original, and the cast is attractive. If you want to see what Kira Reed is all about then this is the first place to go.
