Three brothers decide to start their own adult publication. Complications ensue when the most uptight and conservative of the brothers begins to feel guilty and goes dangerously around the bend.
Sound good? Well, it just ain't. Writer/director Al Mitchel alas gets bogged down in way too much drab kitchen kink family melodrama, lets the blah story plod along at a painfully sluggish pace, makes annoying overuse of an overbearing narrator, and fumbles the inevitable tragic conclusion. Worse yet, Mitchel crucially fails to exploit the complete sleazy potential of the sordid premise, with precious little in the way of bare female skin outside of a nude model photo montage. Only the startling opening nightmare sequence and the sultry Carla Desmond's lively portrayal of bitchy mistress Beth do anything to alleviate the overall stultifying tedium. A real snoozefest.
Sound good? Well, it just ain't. Writer/director Al Mitchel alas gets bogged down in way too much drab kitchen kink family melodrama, lets the blah story plod along at a painfully sluggish pace, makes annoying overuse of an overbearing narrator, and fumbles the inevitable tragic conclusion. Worse yet, Mitchel crucially fails to exploit the complete sleazy potential of the sordid premise, with precious little in the way of bare female skin outside of a nude model photo montage. Only the startling opening nightmare sequence and the sultry Carla Desmond's lively portrayal of bitchy mistress Beth do anything to alleviate the overall stultifying tedium. A real snoozefest.