Four AVN nominations for this turkey is par for the course, where Razzies might be more appropriate.
Its wimpy soap-opera material and lousy acting made the pay-cable soft version a staple, but the uncensored Adult DVD is unbearably saccharine.
Anikka Albrite stars as a young woman engaged to James Deen (hold it -that's a problem in and of itself) who's afraid of settling down to the boring rat race: she craves freedom, hence the movie's title.
So when she has car trouble (what's a porno without it?) and a sexy older guy biker (Tommy Gunn) plays Good Samaritan and helps her out, she jumps at the chance for new romance, soon leaving fiance Deen high and dry.
This cornball script is quite overwritten, with the cast delivering artificial and laughable dialog -no wonder there is no screenplay credit displayed. Instead of subplots director Barrett Blade inserts sex scenes spotlighting co-stars Raven Bay, Carter Cruise and as Deen's busty ex-girlfriend Rahyndee James at arbitrary points in the action.
After a horrible main plot twist, the fantasy finale is old-fashioned and stupid.
Its wimpy soap-opera material and lousy acting made the pay-cable soft version a staple, but the uncensored Adult DVD is unbearably saccharine.
Anikka Albrite stars as a young woman engaged to James Deen (hold it -that's a problem in and of itself) who's afraid of settling down to the boring rat race: she craves freedom, hence the movie's title.
So when she has car trouble (what's a porno without it?) and a sexy older guy biker (Tommy Gunn) plays Good Samaritan and helps her out, she jumps at the chance for new romance, soon leaving fiance Deen high and dry.
This cornball script is quite overwritten, with the cast delivering artificial and laughable dialog -no wonder there is no screenplay credit displayed. Instead of subplots director Barrett Blade inserts sex scenes spotlighting co-stars Raven Bay, Carter Cruise and as Deen's busty ex-girlfriend Rahyndee James at arbitrary points in the action.
After a horrible main plot twist, the fantasy finale is old-fashioned and stupid.