Thanks to her visual allure, Raven Richards gets the big marketing push, but only has a small role in this lacklustre feature about a husband who isn't getting serviced by his wife but has great difficulty in getting himself to try substitute women.
Raven has a solid lesbian scene when wooden hero Jon Dough's friend Tom Chapman tries to fix our hero up with her and another woman, to no avail. A series of such abortive matches unfold as director Michael Craig stages scenes so clumsily that any semblance of a real movie with real story and characters rapidly disappears. It's all an excuse for sex filler until the inevitable payoff of Jon getting the title action from his beautiful and finally horny wife Ashley Nicole.
This is WPA style porn: merely an excuse to keep prolific players like T.T. Boy, Tom Byron and yes, the way overrated Dough working constantly. Quality be damned.
Raven has a solid lesbian scene when wooden hero Jon Dough's friend Tom Chapman tries to fix our hero up with her and another woman, to no avail. A series of such abortive matches unfold as director Michael Craig stages scenes so clumsily that any semblance of a real movie with real story and characters rapidly disappears. It's all an excuse for sex filler until the inevitable payoff of Jon getting the title action from his beautiful and finally horny wife Ashley Nicole.
This is WPA style porn: merely an excuse to keep prolific players like T.T. Boy, Tom Byron and yes, the way overrated Dough working constantly. Quality be damned.