Director Eric Edwards' journey into The Twilight Zone comes a cropper with a way too hokey screenplay, trying to explain the fantasy premise in contradictory fashion. Even so, the sex scenes are good enough to warrant viewing.
Pretty boy Peter North is miscast in the central role of a successful radio station exec who's suffering from frequent nightmares he can't remember but tax all his waking life energy. Wife Tina Taylor is sympathetic to his plight, and so are co-workers: secretary Brittany O'Connell and top talk show host Tony Tedeschi.
Script tries to hark back to Phaedra of Greek mythology, but Tedeschi's research on that topic and the eventual plot resolution and explanation make little sense.
With a short hairdo, Tina is very sexy in a key role, while playing an evil succubus Tiffany Mynx is quite alluring, especially at the opening of the movie in a fabulous white nightgown (with deep decolletage). With a better script and fewer gimmicks this could have been a winner.
Pretty boy Peter North is miscast in the central role of a successful radio station exec who's suffering from frequent nightmares he can't remember but tax all his waking life energy. Wife Tina Taylor is sympathetic to his plight, and so are co-workers: secretary Brittany O'Connell and top talk show host Tony Tedeschi.
Script tries to hark back to Phaedra of Greek mythology, but Tedeschi's research on that topic and the eventual plot resolution and explanation make little sense.
With a short hairdo, Tina is very sexy in a key role, while playing an evil succubus Tiffany Mynx is quite alluring, especially at the opening of the movie in a fabulous white nightgown (with deep decolletage). With a better script and fewer gimmicks this could have been a winner.