Luc Wylder made a long-running "reality porn" series in the VHS era called "Dirty Dancing", and followed up with this rather stupid attempt to fashion a feature from it.
What we get is some boring interview-then-sex scenes in the style of the original (same format as Wylder's later "Amateur Angels" series) plus a fake story tacked on promoting the familiar "isn't the world of stripping and shooting porn wonderful?" story line, about as believable as pro wrestling.
Fake story spotlights Alexandra Silk and Katie Morgan. Silk is playing herself: Luc's partner and porn star, who gets a phone call from Steve Holmes (playing a fake character named Bob who owns a strip club in Syracuse. He offers her a job headlining there and soon Alex hops on a plane to show up for work, all excited at the opportunity.
At the club she meets bubbly young Katie Morgan, who way overplays a jail-bait role of a wide-eyed, impressionable newbie to the business. There's some sexy footage at the club, including Silk servicing big-dicked Holmes and a busty pair Neveah and Ruby having lesbian sex on stage with Chris Cannon and Talon.
Alex offers Katie a trip to Hollywood, accompanying her home, and we get familiar Wylder touristy footage of Katie's wide-eyed thrills out there, and she gets to watch Luc shoot an episode of "Dirty Dancers" pairing Ava Vincent and Kurt Lookwood. Wylder recalls previously shooting Ava when she was a brunette named Jewel Valmont (so we see a clip) and he also boasts about discovering stars, showing "DD" clips of Jessica Drake, Sydnee Steele, Kobe Tai and Inari Vachs.
Turned on, Katie makes love to Silk, and then gets all dolled up to make her porn debut for Wylder as his latest discovery, humped by Evan Stone.
SPOILER:
At this point, not only has the dumb movie run out of gas but the corniest bad ending is inserted: Katie wakes up back at the strip club, late to go on stage, with boss Holmes waking her up -all of the sex or porn career for her we've watched is merely a dream. Roll the end credits while she strips.
Katie was already a familiar starlet with scores of credits under her belt when this was shot, so her casting is off -Luc should have substituted an actual new discovery in the role.
What we get is some boring interview-then-sex scenes in the style of the original (same format as Wylder's later "Amateur Angels" series) plus a fake story tacked on promoting the familiar "isn't the world of stripping and shooting porn wonderful?" story line, about as believable as pro wrestling.
Fake story spotlights Alexandra Silk and Katie Morgan. Silk is playing herself: Luc's partner and porn star, who gets a phone call from Steve Holmes (playing a fake character named Bob who owns a strip club in Syracuse. He offers her a job headlining there and soon Alex hops on a plane to show up for work, all excited at the opportunity.
At the club she meets bubbly young Katie Morgan, who way overplays a jail-bait role of a wide-eyed, impressionable newbie to the business. There's some sexy footage at the club, including Silk servicing big-dicked Holmes and a busty pair Neveah and Ruby having lesbian sex on stage with Chris Cannon and Talon.
Alex offers Katie a trip to Hollywood, accompanying her home, and we get familiar Wylder touristy footage of Katie's wide-eyed thrills out there, and she gets to watch Luc shoot an episode of "Dirty Dancers" pairing Ava Vincent and Kurt Lookwood. Wylder recalls previously shooting Ava when she was a brunette named Jewel Valmont (so we see a clip) and he also boasts about discovering stars, showing "DD" clips of Jessica Drake, Sydnee Steele, Kobe Tai and Inari Vachs.
Turned on, Katie makes love to Silk, and then gets all dolled up to make her porn debut for Wylder as his latest discovery, humped by Evan Stone.
SPOILER:
At this point, not only has the dumb movie run out of gas but the corniest bad ending is inserted: Katie wakes up back at the strip club, late to go on stage, with boss Holmes waking her up -all of the sex or porn career for her we've watched is merely a dream. Roll the end credits while she strips.
Katie was already a familiar starlet with scores of credits under her belt when this was shot, so her casting is off -Luc should have substituted an actual new discovery in the role.