Thanks to the script by talented Adult veteran Melissa Monet, Francois Clousot's "Sweetheart" is entertaining escapist fare.
Clousot, who also directed for Sin City using the name Jack Vincennes, gives us a fake-insider's look at Hollywood, with Dee cast as a TV gossip show interviewer taking advantage of both halves of a star couple in the midst of breaking up. Lauren Phoenix is the bigger star of the two, but Steven St. Croix also makes his presence felt in this light mocking of celebrity news, even more rampant two decades after this was made.
The label's contract star Shay Sweet has a relatively minor role next to the beautiful Lauren, with Phoenix delivering her expected uninhibited performance including anal sex right off the bat during the opening reels.
Clousot, who also directed for Sin City using the name Jack Vincennes, gives us a fake-insider's look at Hollywood, with Dee cast as a TV gossip show interviewer taking advantage of both halves of a star couple in the midst of breaking up. Lauren Phoenix is the bigger star of the two, but Steven St. Croix also makes his presence felt in this light mocking of celebrity news, even more rampant two decades after this was made.
The label's contract star Shay Sweet has a relatively minor role next to the beautiful Lauren, with Phoenix delivering her expected uninhibited performance including anal sex right off the bat during the opening reels.