Deviant Vixens I (2001) (V)

Director:

Bradford Hill

Writer:

Bradford Hill (screenplay)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Couple wants to buy the building of an old hotel, the Hotel Amore, one of the best known temples of pleasure of the time, now inhabited by ghosts of former lovers who used to meet there. |

Plot Keywords:

Erotica | Female Nudity | Beautiful Woman

Cast

Veronica Hart	...	Helen (as Jane Hamilton)
Gabriella Hall	...	Brittany Jones
Frank Harper	...	Michael Jones
Julia Parton		(as Nina Alexander)
Anastasia Alexander		(as Raven Alexander)
Roger Beck
Dillon Brown
Cameo
Lisa Comshaw
Derek
Jack Daniels
Diane Fornier		(as Dyanne Fornier)
Jennifer Goode
Arlene Graham
Julie Hunter

Runtime:

Brazil:72 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Magic Hour Pictures

Movie Connections:

Followed by Deviant Vixens 2 (2002) (V)

Nothing deviant. No vixens. Pure stale formula.

Deviant Vixens is of the soft-core adult genre. But even for its type, it is boring beyond belief. It is merely a series of faux sex scenes cut together with absolutely no plot or any interesting scenarios.

Veronica Hart, the 70's porn actress credited as Jane Hamilton, is a real estate broker who meets a couple interested in buying an old hotel (the wife is played by Gabriella Hall).

The film consists of the 3 characters walking around the hotel, looking in windows, tramping from room to room. Each new room causes the trio to tap into the memories of a couple who had sex in the room. There is no real connection between the sex scene, the room or the trio wandering about the abandoned hotel. The trio of credited characters is a device upon which to hang some rather lame, disconnected sex scenes.

While truly this is a device endemic to the bad porn movie, it is even worse when there is no porn.

If you actually take note of an actress who may be interesting to watch in a better film, you can't get her name. There are over 25 actresses listed without roles in the end credits and about a dozen sex scenes - none with more than one actress. Sadly I think that means that there are more movies expected of this type, (yes, a series!) and the producers are too cheap to use different end titles.

There is nothing remotely erotic here. Nothing different or special. And the "old standby" lesbian stuff is outright omitted. The only girl-girl "action" is Hart briefly rubbing Gabriella Hall's blouse. Thankfully Hart who must be pushing 50 is dressed for the entire film. Hall has a brief nude scene. She's been much better.

Change the channel. Watch something else. Red Shoe Diaries might be on.