Having seen the excellent Brit Porn films in this genre, Anjali Kara's "Radio Erotica" and DiSanto's "Erotica FM", I was quite disappointed with this turn of this century Chatsworth version, "Body Talk". Anna Malle can't hold a candle to the British gals in sounding sexy.
Malle is the dj for a late-night talk show where listeners tell her their sexual fantasy vignettes, and we see them depicted on-screen. That's the entire premise for vet director Roy Karch, clearly on an off-day which he bills in imitation of Spike Lee as a "Video Riff". Malle is hot as she sashays down the station's hallway or humps a guy in her own vignette, but she reads her lines in bored fashion, and fails to provide the intimacy that these radio voices provided back in the pioneering days of FM talk format back in the '60s and '70s. By contrast, Stella Cox and especially Porcha Sins were irresistible in their British videos of this material.
Casting is okay, including beauties Taylor St. Claire and Tommi Rose, but I have to chalk this up in the Adam & Eve loss column, compared to their many classic fantasy films made during this time period. Its obscurity is such that I had to add it to IMDb 14 years later.
Malle is the dj for a late-night talk show where listeners tell her their sexual fantasy vignettes, and we see them depicted on-screen. That's the entire premise for vet director Roy Karch, clearly on an off-day which he bills in imitation of Spike Lee as a "Video Riff". Malle is hot as she sashays down the station's hallway or humps a guy in her own vignette, but she reads her lines in bored fashion, and fails to provide the intimacy that these radio voices provided back in the pioneering days of FM talk format back in the '60s and '70s. By contrast, Stella Cox and especially Porcha Sins were irresistible in their British videos of this material.
Casting is okay, including beauties Taylor St. Claire and Tommi Rose, but I have to chalk this up in the Adam & Eve loss column, compared to their many classic fantasy films made during this time period. Its obscurity is such that I had to add it to IMDb 14 years later.