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After taking over a failing Miami hotel with her workaholic fiance, Elliot, Tracy thinks Monique Gabrielle has seduced her better half-to-be. She then tries to have an affair of her own, and arranges for hookers to become bellhops. Meanwhile, her rich daddy hires an inept arsonist to blow up the place. Written by
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Where Sex and Laughter Run Riot
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A white van in the film says "Irv-Harry's Laundry Service" on its side. The film's producers are
Irving Schwartz and 'Harry Hurwitz'.
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Quotes
Carlotta:
Booze is alright for the younger generation. But when you arrive at the twilight of life, there's nothing like a hit from some good shit to mellow you out!
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Soundtracks
"Romeo"
Written by Stephen Crane
Produced by
Marie Currie (as Marie Currie Lukather)
Co-Produced by Stephen Crane
Engineer:
Brian Malouf
Assistant Engineer: Ann Calivan
Performed by
Cherie Currie, Stephen Crane,
Duane Sciacqua (as Dwane Sciacqua), Jody Cortez, Ron Rayburn
Recorded at Can-Am Recorders, Reseda, California
Published by Croone Music
Stephen Crane courtesy of MCA Records
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A memorable and yet forgettable film all at the same time. A lot of to be stars (as well as a couple of veterans) are thrown into this strange but poorly executed sex-comedy.
Even so there're a couple of laughs, but nothing really outstanding. Much of the lack of comedic punch can be attributed to a lack of coverage (as is typical with moderately budgeted studio films). Few, if any cutaways, poor sound, and reliance on basic camera angles; definitely a slam production.
Typical 80's sexploitation; has some interesting comedic conceptions, but it's market driven art. The DVD is a poor dupe of a second generation 3/4" tape; fuzzy image, poor sound, etc.
It brought a smirk to my face, but then again I saw the thing back when it came out. Otherwise give this one a pass.