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28 May 2002 (USA)
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naive ... dangerous ... out-of-control
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When Roxanna discovers her fascination with lesbian sexuality, she finds herself dragged deeper and deeper into it. This leaves her at odds with her boyfriend, with tragic results. | Add synopsis »
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a very well-made update of a very well-made grindhouse classic
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(in credits order) | Suzi Lorraine | ... | Dr. Sarah Lawrence (as Kelli Summers) |
 | Misty Mundae | ... | Roxanna |
 | Josh Robinson | ... | Todd |
 | Katie Jordan | ... | Claire (as Katie Jordon) |
| Barbara Joyce | ... | Psychiatrist |
| Darian Caine | ... | Cocaine Dealer / April |
| Lora Renee | ... | Girl Lover |
| C.J. DiMarsico | ... | Becky (as C.J. Marino) |
| Julian Wells | ... | Martine |
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| Ted W. Crestview | |||
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| Ted W. Crestview | ||
| Michael Raso | story (as Michael Beck) | |
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| Michael Raso | .... | executive producer (as Michael Beck) | |
| Terry West | .... | line producer (as Terry M. West) | |
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| John Paul Fedele | |||
| Kevin Neblung | |||
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| Johnny Crash | |||
| John Paul Fedele | (as John Fedele) | ||
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| Terry West | (as Terry M. West) | ||
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| John B. Watt | .... | boom operator (uncredited) | |
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| Josh Robinson | .... | location scout | |
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- E.I. Independent Cinema (worldwide)
- Force Entertainment (2007) (Australia) (DVD)
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36 min | UK:71 min | USA:79 min (extended version)
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First, let me say that I really liked what Ted W. Crestview did with his re-invisionment of Nick Phillip's sexploitation classic. He took what he liked from the original and made his own whole separate story. Roxanna (Misty Mundae - Seduction Cinema's Mickey Mouse, if you will...)is stuck in a dead-end relationship with a loser druggie guy, who, bored with their sex life, makes Roxanna sleep with another woman while he watches. And to quote Misty in the movie: "You gave me a taste, baby...and what can I say? I liked it!" So that should give you some idea... Roxanna takes to women, has a hayday, and ticks off her now-jealous boyfriend. Uh-oh... that's never good. So surely enough, things start to go haywire... So if you like Sexploitation, Grindhouse, Sleaze, Misty Mundae, or any of the other Seduction Cinema mega-babes, then you should pick up this DVD. It also contains Nick Phillips' original classic, as well as the morbid short film "Despair", by Mark Baranowski.