Horny cab driver Jim Holt (a solid performance by Jeff Lyle) and his unhappy office worker wife Rose (nicely played by fetching brunette Kristine Heller) are stuck in a stale and passionless marriage. Rose seeks help from unorthodox psychiatrist Dr. Sharpe (foxy blonde Nina Fause). Meanwhile, Jim discovers a suitcase full of money and goes to Las Vegas to have an extramarital fling with prostitute Genie (the one and only Annette Haven at her most stunning and delectable).
Director Carlos Tobalina relates the engrossing story at a steady pace and grounds the premise in a believable everyday working class reality. The sex scenes are pretty hot and varied: Sizzling highlights include an opening orgy in front of a giant movie screen showing assorted flickering images, Jim enjoying a threesome with the always delicious Haven as well as the equally yummy Candida Royalle and the quite tasty Iris Medina, and a torrid girl/girl session between Rose and several hot babes. The legendary John Holmes and his monstrously massive mutant moose member are relegated to small roles. The competent cinematography by Fernando Fortes vividly captures Las Vegas in all its garish'n'glittery neon glory. The eclectic score alternates between pounding prog-rock and soothing lounge. Worth a watch for fans of Golden Age adult fare.
Director Carlos Tobalina relates the engrossing story at a steady pace and grounds the premise in a believable everyday working class reality. The sex scenes are pretty hot and varied: Sizzling highlights include an opening orgy in front of a giant movie screen showing assorted flickering images, Jim enjoying a threesome with the always delicious Haven as well as the equally yummy Candida Royalle and the quite tasty Iris Medina, and a torrid girl/girl session between Rose and several hot babes. The legendary John Holmes and his monstrously massive mutant moose member are relegated to small roles. The competent cinematography by Fernando Fortes vividly captures Las Vegas in all its garish'n'glittery neon glory. The eclectic score alternates between pounding prog-rock and soothing lounge. Worth a watch for fans of Golden Age adult fare.