Another ultra-clunker from the man known as Bryn Pryor, though he uses other pseudonyms here. It's billed as a thriller from Vivid, but without thrills.
Basically just another Sunrise Adams vehicle, heavy on the sex scenes but light on story, characterizations and impact. Even the photography is rather blurry compared with other crystal-clear shot-on-video releases of its day.
Supposedly, though a scene with a voice-over shrink is bungled and ineffective in providing necessary exposition -seeming merely tacked on, Sunrise is obsessed with Kylie Ireland, a radio girl on a satellite station with an erotic call-in show. Pryor fails miserably to establish her sexiness and the importance of this plot hook, as comparison with any number of quality videos on the subject, such as Anjali Kara's "Radio Erotica" and DiSanto's "Erotican FM".
Adams feels neglected by hubby Evan Stone, who is the producer of Kylie's radio show, and her BFF Moxxie Madron tries to convince her he's cheatiing. Turns out she's right, and we get the requisite4 sex scenes involving all three gals, including Sapphic action. This leads to a "surprise" ending, poorly conceived and very clumsily executed, as if Pryor had a prior engagement and was rushing to wrap up this project quickly.
The chief suspense here involves rubbers: since Sunrise humps hubby Evan in the opening scene with him wearing a condom, it was surprising that all subsequent sex scenes are performed bareback, even Sunrise's. Chalk it up to the general "who cares?" attitude, as clearly the Vivid staff including Bryn were only interested in delivering XXX content involving big-bust ladies to the hungry fans out there in videoland.
Basically just another Sunrise Adams vehicle, heavy on the sex scenes but light on story, characterizations and impact. Even the photography is rather blurry compared with other crystal-clear shot-on-video releases of its day.
Supposedly, though a scene with a voice-over shrink is bungled and ineffective in providing necessary exposition -seeming merely tacked on, Sunrise is obsessed with Kylie Ireland, a radio girl on a satellite station with an erotic call-in show. Pryor fails miserably to establish her sexiness and the importance of this plot hook, as comparison with any number of quality videos on the subject, such as Anjali Kara's "Radio Erotica" and DiSanto's "Erotican FM".
Adams feels neglected by hubby Evan Stone, who is the producer of Kylie's radio show, and her BFF Moxxie Madron tries to convince her he's cheatiing. Turns out she's right, and we get the requisite4 sex scenes involving all three gals, including Sapphic action. This leads to a "surprise" ending, poorly conceived and very clumsily executed, as if Pryor had a prior engagement and was rushing to wrap up this project quickly.
The chief suspense here involves rubbers: since Sunrise humps hubby Evan in the opening scene with him wearing a condom, it was surprising that all subsequent sex scenes are performed bareback, even Sunrise's. Chalk it up to the general "who cares?" attitude, as clearly the Vivid staff including Bryn were only interested in delivering XXX content involving big-bust ladies to the hungry fans out there in videoland.