Quasarman's Wicked release "Closing Time", set in a bar, ends with the hoary "to be continued..." title card, a sure sign of lousiness in video land.
Before this equivocal finish, with its promised of a dreaded sequel, we have barmaids Lacy Lennon and Whitney Wright working for owner Ryan McLane, with what passes for a plot in Mike Quasar's script their vying to become the next manager.
Quasarman is in charge of photography too, and it's strictly drab and off-putting, hardly the thing for an erotic drama. Newcomer Lacy is physically appealing but saddled with a nothing role, while ever-popular Wright has more playing the bad girl. Bridgette B guest stars as a cog in Whitney's scheming, and Quasarman's favorite actor Tommy Pistol does a lousy, phoned-in job as the ne'er-do-well current manager.
If Mr. Q thinks fans are waiting with baited breath for the sequel completing this story to be released, he's delusional.
Before this equivocal finish, with its promised of a dreaded sequel, we have barmaids Lacy Lennon and Whitney Wright working for owner Ryan McLane, with what passes for a plot in Mike Quasar's script their vying to become the next manager.
Quasarman is in charge of photography too, and it's strictly drab and off-putting, hardly the thing for an erotic drama. Newcomer Lacy is physically appealing but saddled with a nothing role, while ever-popular Wright has more playing the bad girl. Bridgette B guest stars as a cog in Whitney's scheming, and Quasarman's favorite actor Tommy Pistol does a lousy, phoned-in job as the ne'er-do-well current manager.
If Mr. Q thinks fans are waiting with baited breath for the sequel completing this story to be released, he's delusional.