Movie concerns a scandal sheet, a tabloid run by Tony Tedeschi, with the script making fun of the celebrity targeting, beginning right away with an outrageous headline picking on Bill Clinton.
An actress complains to Tony about a fake story accusing her of having a lesbian lover, replete with photos. She gets him to back off by f*cking Tony, an obvious solution.
Writer-director Phil M. Noir (a/k/a Austin Ellison) gets carried away with his story, which is packed with various blackmailing schemes and double-dealing, becoming increasingly far-fetched. A constant is Tedeschi as a bad guy, while reporter Asia Carrera and her photographer Joey Silvera have a quite contrived happy ending after lots of sex scenes. A lengthy flashback plus tons of verbal exposition seal Tony's fate.
Oddest touch is in casting, as identical types (blonde and mega-busty) Brittany Andrews and Brittany O'Neil are involved in the story and provide hot sex scenes. Asia's hubby Bud Lee produced the movie and has a recurring role as bartender.
An actress complains to Tony about a fake story accusing her of having a lesbian lover, replete with photos. She gets him to back off by f*cking Tony, an obvious solution.
Writer-director Phil M. Noir (a/k/a Austin Ellison) gets carried away with his story, which is packed with various blackmailing schemes and double-dealing, becoming increasingly far-fetched. A constant is Tedeschi as a bad guy, while reporter Asia Carrera and her photographer Joey Silvera have a quite contrived happy ending after lots of sex scenes. A lengthy flashback plus tons of verbal exposition seal Tony's fate.
Oddest touch is in casting, as identical types (blonde and mega-busty) Brittany Andrews and Brittany O'Neil are involved in the story and provide hot sex scenes. Asia's hubby Bud Lee produced the movie and has a recurring role as bartender.