Bree Mills and Barrett Blade lay an egg with this stinker in their lousy "Tricky Spa" series. Strictly for masochists.
The five vignettes repetitively follow an identical format: the masseurs of the Tricky Spa set up their hidden cameras to record lovely femme customers, in order to blackmail them into having sex with them. No plot twists, just misogyny on the half shell.
One of the ladies is played by Veronica Avluv, who typically doesn't attempt to stay in character but is quickly in gonzo mode, squirting all over the place and having anal sex with her masseur Steven St. Croix. Pointlessly intercut are a few shots of her daughter Chloe Amour (uncredited) sitting in the waiting room, so we can apparently look forward to a sequel involving St. Croix ravishing her in turn. That sequel appears on a separate DVD release titled "I Cheated on Him", with a threesome.
Steven also gets to hump tattooed lady Helly Hellfire, and Eric Masterson also gets two scenes, one in which he wears a Santa Claus red and white cap (how's that for production value?).
A nasty tone is created throughout, becoming frankly ghoulish in the case of a scene starring August Ames, looking great but destined for real-life tragedy a year or so after this clunker was shot.
The five vignettes repetitively follow an identical format: the masseurs of the Tricky Spa set up their hidden cameras to record lovely femme customers, in order to blackmail them into having sex with them. No plot twists, just misogyny on the half shell.
One of the ladies is played by Veronica Avluv, who typically doesn't attempt to stay in character but is quickly in gonzo mode, squirting all over the place and having anal sex with her masseur Steven St. Croix. Pointlessly intercut are a few shots of her daughter Chloe Amour (uncredited) sitting in the waiting room, so we can apparently look forward to a sequel involving St. Croix ravishing her in turn. That sequel appears on a separate DVD release titled "I Cheated on Him", with a threesome.
Steven also gets to hump tattooed lady Helly Hellfire, and Eric Masterson also gets two scenes, one in which he wears a Santa Claus red and white cap (how's that for production value?).
A nasty tone is created throughout, becoming frankly ghoulish in the case of a scene starring August Ames, looking great but destined for real-life tragedy a year or so after this clunker was shot.