Sexual Boundaries (2002) User Reviews

Fair plot, watchable soft porn

[mBrow · 16 February 2005]

After a wealthy businessman is murdered, police detective partners Lenore Gates (played by Wendy Rice) and Eric Chambers (Rafe) are called in on the case. Their investigation leads them to Chambers' old flame, pretty psychologist Jane Ellis (Keri Windsor); a local hooker Melina (Venus) and ambitious politician Jack Haden. Sex, intrigue and more murders abound, while the detectives try to get a step up on the murderer.

Like many other Marc Greenberg productions, this movie has a believable and moderately interesting plot, competent actors, and multiple sexual liaisons. The men seem virile enough and the women are pretty sexy. This is not the most engaging of movies, but the plot holds together the erotic sequences for which we are watching in the first place. Our reward is a variety of enjoyable encounters, typical of the MRG formula.

Plot: C+. Watchable murder investigation.

Acting: B. Effective, credible.

Women: B-. Looked good enough, but not the best .

Men: C+. OK, seemed a little rough.

Eroticism: B. Many encounters, straight and three-way.

Overall: B-. OK, modestly satisfying production

Good enough for me

[Dr. Gore · 13 May 2005]

*SPOILER ALERT* *SPOILER ALERT*

I saw this on cable the other night. A wealthy pervert gets murdered. It's up to Detective Stud and Lieutenant Hot Babe to solve the case. It seems that the weirdo liked to videotape powerful men having powerful sex. All of the clues lead back to his busty blonde psychiatrist who was treating him for his sexual problems. The problem was he liked to watch people have sex. Hey, I might have that problem too. I feel your pain. Many sex scenes spontaneously break out as people keep getting killed. Of course, no one dies until they have had sex first.

"Sexual Boundaries" is a decent late night sex flick. It's worth a look. The first rule of good softcore film-making is to turn down the music and let the sex speak for itself. "Sexual Boundaries" had the good sense to let the performers make their own soundtrack. Keri Windsor is the blonde psychiatrist who gets to have most of the fun. She has about three or four sex scenes and they're all pretty good. I especially liked the scene where she had two ladies in her office and convinced them to express their love for each other on top of her desk. That was some good therapy.