Michael Zen takes his work seriously, even for this thin drama of sexual rivalry that never soars above the mundane. Cast tries hard, and a literate script makes it worth watching, albeit hardly riveting.
Serenity makes a bet with her step-brother Alec Metro that he can't seduce bombshell Kiki D'Aire in five days. If she wins she gets Alex's vintage 1935 Roll-Royce, and if he wins she'll treat him to incestuous lovin'. Plus plenty of pointless back story, that's about it, plus considerable arch dialog.
Thrown in for an extraneous sex scene are top-drawer talent Keisha and Heather Lynn, while Amber Michaels is a scene-stealer as always. Adds up to much ado about nothing.
Serenity makes a bet with her step-brother Alec Metro that he can't seduce bombshell Kiki D'Aire in five days. If she wins she gets Alex's vintage 1935 Roll-Royce, and if he wins she'll treat him to incestuous lovin'. Plus plenty of pointless back story, that's about it, plus considerable arch dialog.
Thrown in for an extraneous sex scene are top-drawer talent Keisha and Heather Lynn, while Amber Michaels is a scene-stealer as always. Adds up to much ado about nothing.