Francois Clousot used to make solid feature films for Wicked back in the day, but this cheap quickie for Digital Playground is one of the least competent "thrillers" in memory.
It takes place at 1-800 Phone Sex call center, borrowed from sister porn label Brazzers. Jillian Janson and Gia Paige are the call girls, alarmed by a stalker femme caller who turns out to be Sarah Vandella.
To term the resulting plot line and twists ludicrous would be a compliment, as Clousot and his untalented screenwriter "Zach" make zero effort at credibility, especially when Sarah subsequently is able to hoodwink each and every cast member with phony reperesentations unlikely to fool a four-year-old child.
It all devolves into four XXX scenes, with credits and highlights repeated over and over for padding as only the new Digital Playground can provide. Xander Corvus and Scott Nails service the gals as a pair of bumbling cops, and zero suspense is generated. Most disappointing is how Gia Paige's new "improved" body pales in comparison with her former loveliness -bad move on her part.
It takes place at 1-800 Phone Sex call center, borrowed from sister porn label Brazzers. Jillian Janson and Gia Paige are the call girls, alarmed by a stalker femme caller who turns out to be Sarah Vandella.
To term the resulting plot line and twists ludicrous would be a compliment, as Clousot and his untalented screenwriter "Zach" make zero effort at credibility, especially when Sarah subsequently is able to hoodwink each and every cast member with phony reperesentations unlikely to fool a four-year-old child.
It all devolves into four XXX scenes, with credits and highlights repeated over and over for padding as only the new Digital Playground can provide. Xander Corvus and Scott Nails service the gals as a pair of bumbling cops, and zero suspense is generated. Most disappointing is how Gia Paige's new "improved" body pales in comparison with her former loveliness -bad move on her part.