Marc Wallice never impressed me, even before his ignominious career-ending behavior, and this late in career opus has him hogging most screen credits as well as the screen itself. It's about as watchable now as some random Kevin Spacey movie.
Wallice insists on popping up in most of the six vignettes, none of which is all that interesting. Contrast with competing Jim Powers series "Perverted Stories", and it's obvious which one is creative.
Sydnee Steele is the big name in the cast, alongside other favorites like Phyllisha Anne and Teri Starr. Steele's segment is titled "Yahhh" and is a pointless one where Marc forces her to hump Alex Sanders.
Finale is an exercise in misogyny, as Marc abuses two blondes played by Lexi & Teri in a dumb bondage lite staging, shot on a crummy set.
Wallice insists on popping up in most of the six vignettes, none of which is all that interesting. Contrast with competing Jim Powers series "Perverted Stories", and it's obvious which one is creative.
Sydnee Steele is the big name in the cast, alongside other favorites like Phyllisha Anne and Teri Starr. Steele's segment is titled "Yahhh" and is a pointless one where Marc forces her to hump Alex Sanders.
Finale is an exercise in misogyny, as Marc abuses two blondes played by Lexi & Teri in a dumb bondage lite staging, shot on a crummy set.