Lacking any style or polish, "F-Channel" is a slapdash example of Lesbian cinema before the genre finally achieved mainstream status after the turn of this century. Its main value is in the casting of lesser-known sexy actresses.
Lili Xene, she of the mega-bosoms, stars as a woman who fights with and walks out on her boyfriend. Ron Jeremy plays that role, the only guy in the cast, and fortunately he only has a few seconds of screen time and no sex assignment.
What follows are five lesbian sex scenes, all quite similar and dull. Big bosoms abound, as does sexy lingerie and dildos. Using Screw newspaper's classified ads, Lili finds lesbian couples she can visit and watch, after getting turned on watching a couple of co-workers having Sapphic sex at her office. A commercial on her car radio tells her about the explicit sex cable outlet "F-Channel", so she watches that, too.
Movie climaxes with Lili no longer just watching and masturbating, but having sex with Maggie May. Good news is that she returns to Jeremy just to pick up her belongings and say goodbye to him for good.
Lili Xene, she of the mega-bosoms, stars as a woman who fights with and walks out on her boyfriend. Ron Jeremy plays that role, the only guy in the cast, and fortunately he only has a few seconds of screen time and no sex assignment.
What follows are five lesbian sex scenes, all quite similar and dull. Big bosoms abound, as does sexy lingerie and dildos. Using Screw newspaper's classified ads, Lili finds lesbian couples she can visit and watch, after getting turned on watching a couple of co-workers having Sapphic sex at her office. A commercial on her car radio tells her about the explicit sex cable outlet "F-Channel", so she watches that, too.
Movie climaxes with Lili no longer just watching and masturbating, but having sex with Maggie May. Good news is that she returns to Jeremy just to pick up her belongings and say goodbye to him for good.