Most sequels don't come close to the original, but this sequel was actually very, very entertaining. (Note: Technically, "Nothing To Hide" (1981) is the true "sequel" to 1980's "Talk Dirty To Me." This was a different director, and studio, than the original)
On the surface, this is just another porno flick, but if you examine this adult film on a deeper level, you will see that this movie reveals a lot about people's sexual behavior, and women in particular.
Dr. Anne Childs (Bridget Monet) is your classic example of a woman who is "prim, proper, and prudish" in public, but a kinky, erotically uninhibited, highly sensuous woman in private, behind closed doors. If you're a man, you've probably met dozens of women who fall into this category. In urban slang, women like this are referred to as "closet freaks" or "Wholesome Pretenders."
"Jack" (John Leslie, excellent as always) knows how to bring out the "inner freak" in women. That is his #1 specialty. And he does that well in this movie. The character of 'Jack' could arguably be categorized as "The King Of Verbal Seduction."
There is a book on the market entitled, "Mode One: Let The Women Know What You're REALLY Thinking" where the author mentions John Leslie's character of 'Jack' as an inspiration for some of the principles outlined in his book.
On the surface, this is just another porno flick, but if you examine this adult film on a deeper level, you will see that this movie reveals a lot about people's sexual behavior, and women in particular.
Dr. Anne Childs (Bridget Monet) is your classic example of a woman who is "prim, proper, and prudish" in public, but a kinky, erotically uninhibited, highly sensuous woman in private, behind closed doors. If you're a man, you've probably met dozens of women who fall into this category. In urban slang, women like this are referred to as "closet freaks" or "Wholesome Pretenders."
"Jack" (John Leslie, excellent as always) knows how to bring out the "inner freak" in women. That is his #1 specialty. And he does that well in this movie. The character of 'Jack' could arguably be categorized as "The King Of Verbal Seduction."
There is a book on the market entitled, "Mode One: Let The Women Know What You're REALLY Thinking" where the author mentions John Leslie's character of 'Jack' as an inspiration for some of the principles outlined in his book.