A voice-over narration and some stray footage of folks walking around MOS pretending to be secret agents supposedly turns this gonzo filler into a feature (ditto its same format sequel). I found it unwatchable.
A lady wearing shades plays the secret agent, and a femme voiceover mocks the plot of a spy movie. Tony Martino and various extras walk around as the "agents".
Then we watch familiar porn stars ranging from Trixie Tyler to Jake Steed have sex, including a lesbian 3-way, none of it having any relevance to the "spy" concept. This used to be classified as a loop-carrier format back when porn loops were in flower. (Of course, in the 21st Century via the internet nearly all porn is presented as individual loops, much of it generated by amateurs.) Sitting through both volumes of this series has been a chore, but somebody's got to do it (I tell myself).
A lady wearing shades plays the secret agent, and a femme voiceover mocks the plot of a spy movie. Tony Martino and various extras walk around as the "agents".
Then we watch familiar porn stars ranging from Trixie Tyler to Jake Steed have sex, including a lesbian 3-way, none of it having any relevance to the "spy" concept. This used to be classified as a loop-carrier format back when porn loops were in flower. (Of course, in the 21st Century via the internet nearly all porn is presented as individual loops, much of it generated by amateurs.) Sitting through both volumes of this series has been a chore, but somebody's got to do it (I tell myself).