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Made-for-TV movie, not an erotic thriller, 25 August 2011
Author:
StingrayFilms from United States
Despite the racy title, this is a pretty standard TV-movie shown in
1989. Prior to its broadcast there was a big noise and controversy in
the press over the supposed decadent and depraved content. (Lisa
Hartman plays a cop who goes undercover at an upscale brothel that
caters to S&M fetishes, etc.) Plus the added allure of Vanessa Williams
as a hooker - fresh from her nude photos scandal in Penthouse - added
fuel to the fire.
The media complained bitterly about such sordid trash being flung in
the face of the public. The movie itself turned out to be a remarkably
tame police drama. No nudity, nothing weird or shocking, just a few
quick glimpses of shadowy couples and some off- camera noises
(whip-cracking, moans, etc.). Slightly suggestive, but nothing to
justify all the fuss. Maybe they saved some footage for the video
release, but I doubt it. For this sort of story, better to check out
"Undercover" with Athena Massey which really does deliver what it
promises.
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A "Showgirls" cash-in, 11 September 2004
Author:
m_deathbringer from Cambridgeshire, England
I got this for a VERY cheap price from a bookshop in Cambridge, because it was £5 for 4 double-pack DVD's, and i couldn't see any other horror, so i decided to get some 'porn' to make up the numbers. Despite this movies title, and cover, there is no really graphic sex at all, Its basically a straight crime thriller, involving high-class "escort girls" being murdered, blackmail and a very angry detective "doing it his way" after being taken off the case. This has all been done before, but if you are a fan of that genre (I'm not!), or just fancy some late 80's nostalgia (check out all the neon strip lights in the woman's house at the start!), then you should enjoy this.
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