Technically not an all-girl show (Brad shows up on screen as this is a Reality "shooting of" feature), this Armstrong salute to that pioneering documentary (shot decades ago by Albert Maysles) of a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition has its moments thanks to an all-star cast.
The beautiful porn stars, ranging from young Stormy Daniels and Jessica Drake to veteran Lesbian icon Felecia, play models bearing their same stage names, not exactly playing oneself but only a modest stretch. Exception is star Sydnee Steele, who portrays Yvonne Vankerpuss, sort of a cross between Suze Randall and the model wrangler at Sports Illustrated, Jule Campbell.
Sydnee tells us all about the four-day shoot, Day Two of which is a washout due to overcast sky. We see the girls do solo stints, masturbating with fingers and dildos, and then paired up for lesbian sex for the camera. Sydnee kindly joins in with the talent for several threesomes.
Panoramic footage credited to the film's editor Monk Spankton (a rather dumb pseudonym) suggests a Hawaiian or similar tropical island shoot, but Brad more economically videotapes closer to home in Marina Del Rey and environs.
Hardly memorable, but a chance for Wicked to showcase (once again) its roster of contract talent also including Kaylani Lei. Brad would have done better to expand his horizons and compete with Digital Playground's far more successful series starring Tera Patrick: "Island Fever".
The beautiful porn stars, ranging from young Stormy Daniels and Jessica Drake to veteran Lesbian icon Felecia, play models bearing their same stage names, not exactly playing oneself but only a modest stretch. Exception is star Sydnee Steele, who portrays Yvonne Vankerpuss, sort of a cross between Suze Randall and the model wrangler at Sports Illustrated, Jule Campbell.
Sydnee tells us all about the four-day shoot, Day Two of which is a washout due to overcast sky. We see the girls do solo stints, masturbating with fingers and dildos, and then paired up for lesbian sex for the camera. Sydnee kindly joins in with the talent for several threesomes.
Panoramic footage credited to the film's editor Monk Spankton (a rather dumb pseudonym) suggests a Hawaiian or similar tropical island shoot, but Brad more economically videotapes closer to home in Marina Del Rey and environs.
Hardly memorable, but a chance for Wicked to showcase (once again) its roster of contract talent also including Kaylani Lei. Brad would have done better to expand his horizons and compete with Digital Playground's far more successful series starring Tera Patrick: "Island Fever".