A director I admire, Toni English/Kelly Holland, did a terrible job with this asinine Vivid Video release. It looks nice, probably shot on film, but develops poorly one of the dumbest stories I've seen.
A trio of lovely stars, led by Kobe Tai, Stephanie Swift (at Vivid rather than her more familiar home base of Wicked) get stranded when their vehicle breaks down, and a trio of brothers living in the middle of nowhere with Alexandra Silk offer to help. Jon Dough is the one-note bad guy of the bunch, an insufferable performance that veers the movie unbelievably toward a Texas Chainsaw Massacre sensibility but without the gore.
The girls winning out as resolution to this stupid exercise is meant to represent anti-misogyny revenge, but plays poorly. Plenty of outdoor sex kills time, and an unfamiliar big-breast actress named Kelly Jean upstages her superstar co-stars.
A trio of lovely stars, led by Kobe Tai, Stephanie Swift (at Vivid rather than her more familiar home base of Wicked) get stranded when their vehicle breaks down, and a trio of brothers living in the middle of nowhere with Alexandra Silk offer to help. Jon Dough is the one-note bad guy of the bunch, an insufferable performance that veers the movie unbelievably toward a Texas Chainsaw Massacre sensibility but without the gore.
The girls winning out as resolution to this stupid exercise is meant to represent anti-misogyny revenge, but plays poorly. Plenty of outdoor sex kills time, and an unfamiliar big-breast actress named Kelly Jean upstages her superstar co-stars.