Jeanna Fine gives a fine acting (and sexual) performance in Michael Zen's "Skin Hunger", a strong, at times over the top melodrama showcasing her talent. Fans appreciated having Lisa Ann along in an early co-starring role playing her sister.
Lots of style from Zen, as we spend some time with down and out characters, led by Jeanna playing a quite-crazy widow whose husband (Mark Davis) was shot to death on their wedding day. She still imagines he's with her, leading to fantasy and flashbacks of this ghost-as-stud.
She's staying with her sister Lisa Ann, who is unfortunately tied down with ne'er-do-well abusive lover Tony Tedeschi. Judging by the very alluring blue spandex low-cut outfit she changes into when going to work at night, Lisa the breadwinner must be a fantastic waitress. While she's away, Tony is likely to assault and harass Jeanna, and by movie's end the audience is rooting for him to be sent to the same limbo inhabited by the late Davis.
Tony is a minor criminal working for Steven St. Croix, who frequently intercedes on Lisa's behalf, preventing Tony from beating her up. His ulterior motive is straight out of that memorably bad Demi Moore movie "Indecent Proposal", as St. Croix preys on the couple, eventually getting Tony to offer up one night with his girl in return for needed big bucks to pay off his debts.
Colorfully garbed in eccentric costumes, Jeanna is amazing and won a couple of Best Actress industry awards for this performance.
Lots of style from Zen, as we spend some time with down and out characters, led by Jeanna playing a quite-crazy widow whose husband (Mark Davis) was shot to death on their wedding day. She still imagines he's with her, leading to fantasy and flashbacks of this ghost-as-stud.
She's staying with her sister Lisa Ann, who is unfortunately tied down with ne'er-do-well abusive lover Tony Tedeschi. Judging by the very alluring blue spandex low-cut outfit she changes into when going to work at night, Lisa the breadwinner must be a fantastic waitress. While she's away, Tony is likely to assault and harass Jeanna, and by movie's end the audience is rooting for him to be sent to the same limbo inhabited by the late Davis.
Tony is a minor criminal working for Steven St. Croix, who frequently intercedes on Lisa's behalf, preventing Tony from beating her up. His ulterior motive is straight out of that memorably bad Demi Moore movie "Indecent Proposal", as St. Croix preys on the couple, eventually getting Tony to offer up one night with his girl in return for needed big bucks to pay off his debts.
Colorfully garbed in eccentric costumes, Jeanna is amazing and won a couple of Best Actress industry awards for this performance.