Brad Armstrong is the writer-director, but this is before he signed long-term with Wicked: credits indicate Vivid Entertainment Group and its Wave Video subsidiary, with Vivid girls and crew down the line. It's just standard stuff: sex with comic relief and hardly any script.
Busty star Nikki Tyler runs a car-theft ring, with Jill Kelly and Anna Malle ably stealing classics like a vintage Mustang. Every sex scene is staged atop a car hood, a porno cliche reaching its apotheosis here. (I shudder to imagine Brad's remake of "The Hustler", with non-stop sex atop pool tables.)
The big boobs impress, anal sex is included, and rubbers worn for Vivid's safe sex policy (which would extend the rest of Brad's career over at rival Wicked Pictures). Very trivial comic relief is exhibited by Jill stealing a car after having a threesome with the couple who own it (Melissa Hill and VInce Vouyer).
Similarly, Joey Silvera miscast as a traffic cop is rough with Nikki and Anna but easily seduced into a threesome atop his cop car hood.
Busty star Nikki Tyler runs a car-theft ring, with Jill Kelly and Anna Malle ably stealing classics like a vintage Mustang. Every sex scene is staged atop a car hood, a porno cliche reaching its apotheosis here. (I shudder to imagine Brad's remake of "The Hustler", with non-stop sex atop pool tables.)
The big boobs impress, anal sex is included, and rubbers worn for Vivid's safe sex policy (which would extend the rest of Brad's career over at rival Wicked Pictures). Very trivial comic relief is exhibited by Jill stealing a car after having a threesome with the couple who own it (Melissa Hill and VInce Vouyer).
Similarly, Joey Silvera miscast as a traffic cop is rough with Nikki and Anna but easily seduced into a threesome atop his cop car hood.