This Wicked release from Mike Quasar seems more like his 3rd Degree or Zero Tolerance label fodder than a Wicked picture. It's a meager four vignettes (label used to deliver five with regularity) of lovely actresses making Sapphic love, with zero time out for story, dialog or characterization.
As such it's boring and uneventful, with sexy lingerie (hallmark of the French label Marc Dorcel that Wicked has distributed in America for decades) the dominant contrast throughout.
Only surprise is Chere DeVille sporting dark brown hair, a switch from her blonde persona that echoes the transition of Alexis Fawx but is a bit jarring. She gets to hump Aaliyah Love -ho-hum.
Rest of the cast is younger, with Bunny Colby presented again as one of Wicked's 2020 "discoveries".
As such it's boring and uneventful, with sexy lingerie (hallmark of the French label Marc Dorcel that Wicked has distributed in America for decades) the dominant contrast throughout.
Only surprise is Chere DeVille sporting dark brown hair, a switch from her blonde persona that echoes the transition of Alexis Fawx but is a bit jarring. She gets to hump Aaliyah Love -ho-hum.
Rest of the cast is younger, with Bunny Colby presented again as one of Wicked's 2020 "discoveries".