John T. Bone spent minimal money and less effort on this anal-sex feature, titled after a California earthquake that certainly deserves far better dramatic treatment.
Non-story has uninteresting characters and zero continuity, with a truly dumb "cast all gathered together" non-scene near the end. Among the idiotic and meaningless "plot" ploys is a birthday for our nominal hero Peter Newz (actually Kris Newz), whose wife Kiss orders up a birthday-gram girl (redhead star Patricia Kennedy in one of her lesser roles) to f*ck him at the office; Cal Jammer as an unlikely elevator operator, an uncomfortable Jerry Butler who humps the leading lady Chrissy Ann for no reason in a scene seemingly inserted randomly in the movie.
Director Bone is British and has cast two minor players from England in central roles: Newz & Kiss. Brigitte Aime has no character name: she's merely with T. T. Boy when they end up on the elevator during the earthquake, which makes her horny enough to have a double-penetration there with Boy and Cal.
Non-story has uninteresting characters and zero continuity, with a truly dumb "cast all gathered together" non-scene near the end. Among the idiotic and meaningless "plot" ploys is a birthday for our nominal hero Peter Newz (actually Kris Newz), whose wife Kiss orders up a birthday-gram girl (redhead star Patricia Kennedy in one of her lesser roles) to f*ck him at the office; Cal Jammer as an unlikely elevator operator, an uncomfortable Jerry Butler who humps the leading lady Chrissy Ann for no reason in a scene seemingly inserted randomly in the movie.
Director Bone is British and has cast two minor players from England in central roles: Newz & Kiss. Brigitte Aime has no character name: she's merely with T. T. Boy when they end up on the elevator during the earthquake, which makes her horny enough to have a double-penetration there with Boy and Cal.