The best thing about this contrived crime drama is Rachel Starr in the leading role, a rare opportunity for the formidable star to escape from the clutches of a hundred routine gonzo assignments for Brazzers and other all-sex labels.
She plays a motel maid with financial problems, like paying her rent to meanie roommate Juliette March and saving money for her mom's upcoming operation. By chance she encounters one of the motel guests in a diner and her romance with Michael Vegas changes her destiny dramatically.
Stormy loves traditional Hollywood genres, but her script's mix here of romance, soap opera and crime (Vegas gets embroiled via his ex-con brother in robbery) doesn't hold up, with as stated the best element being our rooting for Rachel to overcome her problems. Supporting femme cast, led by Lyra Law as a fellow maid, is there mainly to populate extraneous sex scenes.
She plays a motel maid with financial problems, like paying her rent to meanie roommate Juliette March and saving money for her mom's upcoming operation. By chance she encounters one of the motel guests in a diner and her romance with Michael Vegas changes her destiny dramatically.
Stormy loves traditional Hollywood genres, but her script's mix here of romance, soap opera and crime (Vegas gets embroiled via his ex-con brother in robbery) doesn't hold up, with as stated the best element being our rooting for Rachel to overcome her problems. Supporting femme cast, led by Lyra Law as a fellow maid, is there mainly to populate extraneous sex scenes.