On their talk show, three female hosts talk about their various sexual escapades which are then shown in flashbacks.On their talk show, three female hosts talk about their various sexual escapades which are then shown in flashbacks.On their talk show, three female hosts talk about their various sexual escapades which are then shown in flashbacks.
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- Trivia"Strings Brothers Productions" existed only from 1999 to 2002. Members/Composers were David Filice and Peter Karr. The voice in most of the songs was by Annaes Turner. David Filice wanted to tour the world as Bass-Guitar-Player together with several Groups and so the collaboration with Peter Karr ended.
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Light plot, sexy vignettes
A TV talk show about sexual encounters -- what a novel notion! (wink!) Appearing on The Movie Channel Xtra late one night, the talk show is hosted by three lovely babes, who describe their outrageous escapades with enthusiastic introductions and appropriate fades to action.
The stories are grouped in themes, which include make-up (after argument) sex, anger sex, shower sex, lesbian sex, and group sex. We notice a trend .. .
The hostesses are amusing with their supportive remarks ("Go, Girl!") in emulation of the traditional talk show format. The scene acting is not bad, and the sex is provocative and realistic enough. Appearing in the scenes are the hostesses and several veteran soft-porn beauties, but several notable players are not properly credited. I noticed, I thought, veteran Kim Dawson, and a very pretty veteran playing 'Terri', but the only credited actors were the three hostesses.
It's hard to call the production a movie in the traditional sense; it's more of a "sexposition," but it "delivers the goods" for a soft-porn vehicle. The talk format is a convenient vehicle for a display of multiple sexy vignettes.
Women: B+. Pretty sexy, nice assortment.
Men: B+. Pretty good, as best I could determine.
Sex: A. About all we could ask, unless we want to watch hard core.
Story: D. You don't get a story with this vehicle.
Overall: B-. About as good as can be expected, given its premise.
The stories are grouped in themes, which include make-up (after argument) sex, anger sex, shower sex, lesbian sex, and group sex. We notice a trend .. .
The hostesses are amusing with their supportive remarks ("Go, Girl!") in emulation of the traditional talk show format. The scene acting is not bad, and the sex is provocative and realistic enough. Appearing in the scenes are the hostesses and several veteran soft-porn beauties, but several notable players are not properly credited. I noticed, I thought, veteran Kim Dawson, and a very pretty veteran playing 'Terri', but the only credited actors were the three hostesses.
It's hard to call the production a movie in the traditional sense; it's more of a "sexposition," but it "delivers the goods" for a soft-porn vehicle. The talk format is a convenient vehicle for a display of multiple sexy vignettes.
Women: B+. Pretty sexy, nice assortment.
Men: B+. Pretty good, as best I could determine.
Sex: A. About all we could ask, unless we want to watch hard core.
Story: D. You don't get a story with this vehicle.
Overall: B-. About as good as can be expected, given its premise.
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- Nov 8, 2007
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