Veteran director Jim Enright takes a different tack with this no-dialog., but story retained Wicked release, spotlighting Jayna Oso in a rare starring role.
George Kaplan's well-written voice-over narration (by Oso's character) tells the tale, while cast pantomimes their performances. Oso is writing a magazine article on websites and personal ads that purport to hook-up people -are they for real?
She responds to one to do research and ends up at Randy Spears' mansion, for a weekend of debauched delights with members of both sexes.
The XXX footage is hot and varied, with special kudos going to Lynn Carlyle for sexy and imaginative wardrobe throughout. Oso is most alluring in the central role, and it's fun to see her center stage for a change, especially unusual for a Wicked picture given its lengthy roster of superstar contract talent at the time.
George Kaplan's well-written voice-over narration (by Oso's character) tells the tale, while cast pantomimes their performances. Oso is writing a magazine article on websites and personal ads that purport to hook-up people -are they for real?
She responds to one to do research and ends up at Randy Spears' mansion, for a weekend of debauched delights with members of both sexes.
The XXX footage is hot and varied, with special kudos going to Lynn Carlyle for sexy and imaginative wardrobe throughout. Oso is most alluring in the central role, and it's fun to see her center stage for a change, especially unusual for a Wicked picture given its lengthy roster of superstar contract talent at the time.