This VCA Platinum release delivers seven full sex scenes built around an often used gimmick: an object that is passed around containing aphrodisiacal powers. The transitions between sex scenes are thereby cut down to become quite brief.
George Kaplan wrote the screenplay and is featured as a pawnbroker who sells a little statue of a demon with a big cock to Missy and Tony Tedeschi. They become the first couple to fall under its spell, leading to the others getting it on as the statue moves around, only to be returned to Kaplan's shop by Missy at the end, after she has humped T. T. Boy. This format (with or without an actual object to link segments) is also used in mainstream romantic movies quite effectively, the most famous of which being the classic "La Ronde" by Max Ophuls.
One of the hottest scenes has Shawn Ricks serviced by Alex Dane including a foot-job. As directed and edited by Jim Enright (who often collaborated with writer Kaplan), the main defect here is that several players reappear in followup second scenes but act like they've never seen the statue before, Peter North and Nyrobi Knight in particular, while Missy in the lead role is quite aware throughout, even returning it to Kaplan to get back the $150 Tedeschi originally paid for it.
George Kaplan wrote the screenplay and is featured as a pawnbroker who sells a little statue of a demon with a big cock to Missy and Tony Tedeschi. They become the first couple to fall under its spell, leading to the others getting it on as the statue moves around, only to be returned to Kaplan's shop by Missy at the end, after she has humped T. T. Boy. This format (with or without an actual object to link segments) is also used in mainstream romantic movies quite effectively, the most famous of which being the classic "La Ronde" by Max Ophuls.
One of the hottest scenes has Shawn Ricks serviced by Alex Dane including a foot-job. As directed and edited by Jim Enright (who often collaborated with writer Kaplan), the main defect here is that several players reappear in followup second scenes but act like they've never seen the statue before, Peter North and Nyrobi Knight in particular, while Missy in the lead role is quite aware throughout, even returning it to Kaplan to get back the $150 Tedeschi originally paid for it.