It's up to Taylor Wayne, for the third time in a row, to save Fred Lincoln's bacon for this fourth and thankfully final segment of his 5- hour "The Goddaughter" story.
Wayne first appeared in her hit-lady role in Part II, but in between that video and the shooting of Parts 3 & IV she went under the knife and went from normal size breasts to her trademark gigantic gazongas. Constant is her wearing thigh-high patent leather boots, left on even when she's in the sack.
With Ron Jeremy taking a major role in the finale as an unconvincing sexual friend of Wayne's (even though he knows the lethal blonde is capable of killing him at any moment), and the story builds through double crosses to Cameo in the title role scheduled to be Taylor's next victim. She's hired for that assignment by Aja, the Goddaughter Cameo's cousin, in an unconvincing turn of events that violates several of the "family loyalty" premises of Patti Rhodes' weak screenplay.
SPOILER:
Tongue-in-cheek ending is sort of inventive, as the predictable lesbian sex scene with victim-to-be Cameo and hit-lady Wayne ends with Taylor poised to stick her gun in Cameo's rear-end to kill her, when Aja suddenly shows up and yells "Stop! -freeze-frame and roll the credits.
On the way to the "surprise" ending, Marc Wallice, his name finally spelled correctly in the credits, plays a third part as a member of the warring Spinelli crime family, and an actor gets to hump yet another cousin Heather Hart but he's left off the credits entirely.
Recommended mainly for Taylor Wayne fans, hopefully plenty of them still out there somewhere in video land a couple of decades or so after her heyday.
Wayne first appeared in her hit-lady role in Part II, but in between that video and the shooting of Parts 3 & IV she went under the knife and went from normal size breasts to her trademark gigantic gazongas. Constant is her wearing thigh-high patent leather boots, left on even when she's in the sack.
With Ron Jeremy taking a major role in the finale as an unconvincing sexual friend of Wayne's (even though he knows the lethal blonde is capable of killing him at any moment), and the story builds through double crosses to Cameo in the title role scheduled to be Taylor's next victim. She's hired for that assignment by Aja, the Goddaughter Cameo's cousin, in an unconvincing turn of events that violates several of the "family loyalty" premises of Patti Rhodes' weak screenplay.
SPOILER:
Tongue-in-cheek ending is sort of inventive, as the predictable lesbian sex scene with victim-to-be Cameo and hit-lady Wayne ends with Taylor poised to stick her gun in Cameo's rear-end to kill her, when Aja suddenly shows up and yells "Stop! -freeze-frame and roll the credits.
On the way to the "surprise" ending, Marc Wallice, his name finally spelled correctly in the credits, plays a third part as a member of the warring Spinelli crime family, and an actor gets to hump yet another cousin Heather Hart but he's left off the credits entirely.
Recommended mainly for Taylor Wayne fans, hopefully plenty of them still out there somewhere in video land a couple of decades or so after her heyday.