Star E. Knight doesn't show up till the final reel, but in the title role of "Pandora" (her full name is Pandora Bliss, with no scriptwriter credited at all) she gives a forceful performance and is sexy as usual.
Bud Lee directed this minor feature for Jill Kelly who produced, but does not appear. It concerns some in-fighting and plenty of sex in the office at an unnamed company, and the story is so thin we never find out even what line of business the characters are in. Instead there are concise, hot & heavy sex scenes featuring seven beautiful women.
Some are famous, like Lezley Zen humping Steven St. Croix in the bathtub or superstar of the future Jenna Haze having sex with Jason McCain in a conference room. The minimal plot concerning a love letter written by Lee Stone goes nowhere and is more confusing than enlightening. Clearly Jill and Bud were intent on delivering an all-sex effort to the fans, despite assembling a cast who like Knight could have created some dramatics and characterizations with a decent script.
Bud Lee directed this minor feature for Jill Kelly who produced, but does not appear. It concerns some in-fighting and plenty of sex in the office at an unnamed company, and the story is so thin we never find out even what line of business the characters are in. Instead there are concise, hot & heavy sex scenes featuring seven beautiful women.
Some are famous, like Lezley Zen humping Steven St. Croix in the bathtub or superstar of the future Jenna Haze having sex with Jason McCain in a conference room. The minimal plot concerning a love letter written by Lee Stone goes nowhere and is more confusing than enlightening. Clearly Jill and Bud were intent on delivering an all-sex effort to the fans, despite assembling a cast who like Knight could have created some dramatics and characterizations with a decent script.