Lisa Ann looks (and performs) mighty fine in "Wicked Web", a simple but effective feature about swinging released early in Wicked Pictures history.
Main couples doing the swapping are Lisa and her hubby Tom Byron, vs. Tabitha Stevens and her spouse John Decker. Premise of Daniella Carr's screenplay is that Byron is slow to accept this open marriage concept, but there's zero suspense that he will join the club by film's end.
There's plenty of hot lesbian action here, with top-heavy wonders like Lovette and Kitty Monroe matching up with breast queen Lisa. And Lisa has a hot if cliched encounter atop a pool table with studs Vince Vouyer and Nick East.
Title derives from the folks hooking up via the internet, where Lisa uses the handle "Vinyl" to disguise her identity, making for a predictable conclusion when Byron finally makes the connection.
Main couples doing the swapping are Lisa and her hubby Tom Byron, vs. Tabitha Stevens and her spouse John Decker. Premise of Daniella Carr's screenplay is that Byron is slow to accept this open marriage concept, but there's zero suspense that he will join the club by film's end.
There's plenty of hot lesbian action here, with top-heavy wonders like Lovette and Kitty Monroe matching up with breast queen Lisa. And Lisa has a hot if cliched encounter atop a pool table with studs Vince Vouyer and Nick East.
Title derives from the folks hooking up via the internet, where Lisa uses the handle "Vinyl" to disguise her identity, making for a predictable conclusion when Byron finally makes the connection.