Danny D and his Brit partners deliver another winner to Digital Playground, with that label hopefully turning to UK source of product increasingly in future, as it is the best they have to offer.
He plays the owner of a strip club, who is faced with mutiny from his employees, led by Nicolette Shea. Shea first tries to recruit Jay R. to her cause (humping him in the process) and later settles on fellow stripper Abigail Mac, latter narrating he show in voice-over.
The acting is quite good, making the underlying crime story work, even though sexual content remains pre-eminent throughout. DD and his co-director (and mentor) Dick Bush keep the budget low by employing a small cast and limited locations/action.
Feature emphasizes the women as protagonists, and the two stars are supported nicely by Euro star Anny Aurora, as another stripper, who contributes anal sex.
He plays the owner of a strip club, who is faced with mutiny from his employees, led by Nicolette Shea. Shea first tries to recruit Jay R. to her cause (humping him in the process) and later settles on fellow stripper Abigail Mac, latter narrating he show in voice-over.
The acting is quite good, making the underlying crime story work, even though sexual content remains pre-eminent throughout. DD and his co-director (and mentor) Dick Bush keep the budget low by employing a small cast and limited locations/action.
Feature emphasizes the women as protagonists, and the two stars are supported nicely by Euro star Anny Aurora, as another stripper, who contributes anal sex.