Alex Sanders wrote and stars in this silly fantasy, sort of a "Heaven Can Wait" for pornhounds. Steven St. Croix, portraying a so-called spirit guide, tries to steal the show with his Jerry Lewis-inspired goofing around, but fails.
Story opens with Alex talking his girlfriend Tera Heart into having sex with him but before he can remove his briefs he suffers a fatal heart attack. He's transported to purgatory, but it's only a formality -St. Croix has been assigned as his spirit guide and will take him to heaven, pronto.
But St. Croix is busy, having a threesome with Dallas and ultra-busty Olivia, two dead girls who are lost souls -their trip to heaven is not assured. The logic of Sanders' screenplay falls apart at this point, with various sex scenes taking over as wise guy St. Croix causes plenty of trouble including accidentally transforming himself into Tera Heart's body on Earth while her new boyfriend (a year has elapsed on Earth since Alex's death) Tom Byron is fu*king her/him in the ass!
This kinky novelty scene tends to overshadow the rest of the show, with its inevitable happy conclusion. In this version of the afterlife God is a woman named G, and she eventually puts Steven in his place.
Story opens with Alex talking his girlfriend Tera Heart into having sex with him but before he can remove his briefs he suffers a fatal heart attack. He's transported to purgatory, but it's only a formality -St. Croix has been assigned as his spirit guide and will take him to heaven, pronto.
But St. Croix is busy, having a threesome with Dallas and ultra-busty Olivia, two dead girls who are lost souls -their trip to heaven is not assured. The logic of Sanders' screenplay falls apart at this point, with various sex scenes taking over as wise guy St. Croix causes plenty of trouble including accidentally transforming himself into Tera Heart's body on Earth while her new boyfriend (a year has elapsed on Earth since Alex's death) Tom Byron is fu*king her/him in the ass!
This kinky novelty scene tends to overshadow the rest of the show, with its inevitable happy conclusion. In this version of the afterlife God is a woman named G, and she eventually puts Steven in his place.