Jace Rocker, with his hit collaborators Jonathan Morgan & director Jim Enright, wrote this clever 1930s-styled porn comedy, filled with rapid-fire one-liners (both clever ones and very corny ones) plus slapstick. The concise XXX scenes are effective, but the emphasis is on humor.
Morgan and a sort of Mexican Spitfire very well-played by Alicia Rio, are a struggling vaudeville act, whose goal is to get booked at Tony Tedeschi's burlesque Club Risque. They bamboozle him by dangling a French bombshell Mademoiselle Babette, impersonated by Alicia, and a comedy of errors leads to some hilarity.
Despite the title, there's precious little burlesque on view, just Alicia doing some dances. Many crew members, ranging from director Enright and writer Rocker to makeup man Alan Bosshardt, are surprisingly effective in a variety of supporting roles. And a couple of stars with lengthy careers, Kylie Ireland and Brittany O'Connell, brighten up the screen in major roles.
Morgan and a sort of Mexican Spitfire very well-played by Alicia Rio, are a struggling vaudeville act, whose goal is to get booked at Tony Tedeschi's burlesque Club Risque. They bamboozle him by dangling a French bombshell Mademoiselle Babette, impersonated by Alicia, and a comedy of errors leads to some hilarity.
Despite the title, there's precious little burlesque on view, just Alicia doing some dances. Many crew members, ranging from director Enright and writer Rocker to makeup man Alan Bosshardt, are surprisingly effective in a variety of supporting roles. And a couple of stars with lengthy careers, Kylie Ireland and Brittany O'Connell, brighten up the screen in major roles.