Opening is lifted from Billy Wilder's "Sunset Blvd.", as a corpse narrates this tale of Marcus London's ruining his life over a stripper.
He's an ordinary guy working for adman Slick Rhodes, when he becomes obsessed with Brooke Banner after encountering her dancing at a strip club. Soon his life falls apart, neglecting his wife and losing his job.
Along the way to ruin, the show is peppered with sexy babes, including another blonde Brooke, namely Brooke Belle. It all ends at the beginning, fashioned as a downbeat cautionary tale.
Cash Markman is evidently resposible for the rather lame film noir tribute here, though he's uncredited: possessively the screen billing reads "Written, Produced and Directed by Kelly Holland".
He's an ordinary guy working for adman Slick Rhodes, when he becomes obsessed with Brooke Banner after encountering her dancing at a strip club. Soon his life falls apart, neglecting his wife and losing his job.
Along the way to ruin, the show is peppered with sexy babes, including another blonde Brooke, namely Brooke Belle. It all ends at the beginning, fashioned as a downbeat cautionary tale.
Cash Markman is evidently resposible for the rather lame film noir tribute here, though he's uncredited: possessively the screen billing reads "Written, Produced and Directed by Kelly Holland".