Caballero has reissued this obscure title on DVD, but unfortunately I was unable to obtain the Part 2, leaving the story outcome hanging in the balance, as is the case with so many 2-part Adult features cranked out in the mid-'90s. It's interesting to watch nevertheless.
Sindee Coxx stars and turns in a fine acting performance as a lady being interrogated by police detective Nick East for a murder, with lovely Sid Deuce taking notes as a psychiatrist. I kept waiting for the sexy Deuce, constantly and provocatively singing her leg in closeup, to get down, but her sex scenes if any were saved for the elusive Part 2.
Flashbacks detail a very strange story concocted by Sindee, claiming that she came into possession of her uncle's collection of rare vintage automobiles (these beauties steal the show from the porn actresses on view, and I'm not just taking Jay Leno's point of view on the matter), and that the cars have possessed her, containing some mystical aphrodisiac quality. That instant sex, often on the hood or inside the autos, is the gimmick that propels the narrative, and director Nic Cramer pours on the style, especially in Chromakey visual distortion and offbeat editing techniques.
Madelyn Night gets prominence in the DVD marketing, and has a strong lesbian sex scene under the auto influence. There's a violent showdown unusual for "Nonviolent" porn, and overall the show is quite interesting, especially taking into account Sindee's hard-boiled femme performance. Too bad I won't see how it's resolved.
Sindee Coxx stars and turns in a fine acting performance as a lady being interrogated by police detective Nick East for a murder, with lovely Sid Deuce taking notes as a psychiatrist. I kept waiting for the sexy Deuce, constantly and provocatively singing her leg in closeup, to get down, but her sex scenes if any were saved for the elusive Part 2.
Flashbacks detail a very strange story concocted by Sindee, claiming that she came into possession of her uncle's collection of rare vintage automobiles (these beauties steal the show from the porn actresses on view, and I'm not just taking Jay Leno's point of view on the matter), and that the cars have possessed her, containing some mystical aphrodisiac quality. That instant sex, often on the hood or inside the autos, is the gimmick that propels the narrative, and director Nic Cramer pours on the style, especially in Chromakey visual distortion and offbeat editing techniques.
Madelyn Night gets prominence in the DVD marketing, and has a strong lesbian sex scene under the auto influence. There's a violent showdown unusual for "Nonviolent" porn, and overall the show is quite interesting, especially taking into account Sindee's hard-boiled femme performance. Too bad I won't see how it's resolved.