Devan Sapphire AKA DCypher goes off on a sci-fi tangent, quite alien to this series that made its mark originally in the incest genre. Only bright spot in this loser is a very sexy performance by Ava Rose, an actress whose contract stardom over at Adam & Eve Pictures has generally left me cold.
She's nude most of the time, hooked up in an examination chair seemingly dreaming up all the action, as prisoner in a dystopian future. Writer-director DCypher strains credulity throughout, using the "it's not real" cop-out of ambiguous erotic dreams to cover his ass regarding niceties like logic and continuity.
Brooke Haven's big boobs easily steal the show from what would normally be an Ava Rose vehicle, but AR's sexiness is not to be denied. Many other top-notch beauties of the era, including lesbian icons Celeste Star and Charlie Laine, also make this watchable.
She's nude most of the time, hooked up in an examination chair seemingly dreaming up all the action, as prisoner in a dystopian future. Writer-director DCypher strains credulity throughout, using the "it's not real" cop-out of ambiguous erotic dreams to cover his ass regarding niceties like logic and continuity.
Brooke Haven's big boobs easily steal the show from what would normally be an Ava Rose vehicle, but AR's sexiness is not to be denied. Many other top-notch beauties of the era, including lesbian icons Celeste Star and Charlie Laine, also make this watchable.