Cameraman turned filmmaker Hank Hoffman delivers a pretty good feature to Wicked Pictures, but unfortunately the cast's excellent work is left dangling by a story that doesn't get resolved properly. Perhaps the elusive screenwriter credited as Slinka-Long is to blame.
Stealing the show are two supporting actresses: Alana Cruise as a delicious villainess, and tall, lanky Alexa Grace as a beautiful if unlikely stripper to be. Lead role goes to far more famous Chanel Preston, but she is far overshadowed here.
Simple, workable story line has Ryan Driller as a weakling running a strip club, married to a former stripper played by Chanel. He's in hock to Cruise, who keeps giving him a hard time, in a clear case of domination/submission roles. His brother and partner in the club Michael Vegas keeps blowing up, stuck with a role where he keeps finding out how everyone is screwing him or worse, ignoring him.
Grace plays Chanel's assistant and lover, who opens the show auditioning for Driller to become a stripper at his club, largely to spy on him at the behest of wife Chanel. Other roles are mainly to provide a variety in the sex scenes, with wannabe stripper Alison Rey doing a good job, humping the bartender Lucas Frost, while Ana Foxxx is unfortunately wasted in a nothing role, merely for eye candy and IR sex action.
One mistake that I caught, and any sharp-eyed fan could spot if paying close attention, is the use of the great "Immoral Proposal" mansion, shooting site of perhaps a thousand porn features in the past decade, used as the home of Chanel and later for Cruise as well, merely cost-cutting by the production but an obvious contradiction.
Film just ends with a Vegas/Foxxx sex scene, after a quickie wrap-up of the plot that has so many loose ends that perhaps its lousiness was intended as a platform to launch a potential sequel.
Stealing the show are two supporting actresses: Alana Cruise as a delicious villainess, and tall, lanky Alexa Grace as a beautiful if unlikely stripper to be. Lead role goes to far more famous Chanel Preston, but she is far overshadowed here.
Simple, workable story line has Ryan Driller as a weakling running a strip club, married to a former stripper played by Chanel. He's in hock to Cruise, who keeps giving him a hard time, in a clear case of domination/submission roles. His brother and partner in the club Michael Vegas keeps blowing up, stuck with a role where he keeps finding out how everyone is screwing him or worse, ignoring him.
Grace plays Chanel's assistant and lover, who opens the show auditioning for Driller to become a stripper at his club, largely to spy on him at the behest of wife Chanel. Other roles are mainly to provide a variety in the sex scenes, with wannabe stripper Alison Rey doing a good job, humping the bartender Lucas Frost, while Ana Foxxx is unfortunately wasted in a nothing role, merely for eye candy and IR sex action.
One mistake that I caught, and any sharp-eyed fan could spot if paying close attention, is the use of the great "Immoral Proposal" mansion, shooting site of perhaps a thousand porn features in the past decade, used as the home of Chanel and later for Cruise as well, merely cost-cutting by the production but an obvious contradiction.
Film just ends with a Vegas/Foxxx sex scene, after a quickie wrap-up of the plot that has so many loose ends that perhaps its lousiness was intended as a platform to launch a potential sequel.