Ron Jeremy is responsible for this big-tit fetish video, made in amateurish fashion.
Ebony Ayes, who doesn't get deserved top billing, is watching porn on TV when she wishes the stud on screen (Frank James) would service her. Her foot (in high-heeled shoe, of course) bumps into an antique artifact she bought, and it turns out to be a magic lamp (see: Aladdin), so clumsily without SPFX James plops into her living room by magic.
While she's sleeping, Frank leaves, stealing the lamp and phones his pal Billy Dee to tell him of the lamp. Several sex scenes follow, very stupidly connected via the lamp gimmick, and huge-breasted babes with floppy tits get hammered. Patty Plenty gets star billing and shows up in a jacuzzi for sex with her roommate "Median" (aka Nikki King). Ron selfishly writes himself into the movie having sex with his wife Nikki Good, and later pops up as not a pool cleaner -that would be too corny, no, he's Patty's jacuzzi cleaner.
Whether this stinker could cause brain damage (I hope not, having watched it myself), it does reflect brain damage, with not only Ron but the famous team of Mark Curtis and Tina Marie all credited with writing the screenplay.
Ebony Ayes, who doesn't get deserved top billing, is watching porn on TV when she wishes the stud on screen (Frank James) would service her. Her foot (in high-heeled shoe, of course) bumps into an antique artifact she bought, and it turns out to be a magic lamp (see: Aladdin), so clumsily without SPFX James plops into her living room by magic.
While she's sleeping, Frank leaves, stealing the lamp and phones his pal Billy Dee to tell him of the lamp. Several sex scenes follow, very stupidly connected via the lamp gimmick, and huge-breasted babes with floppy tits get hammered. Patty Plenty gets star billing and shows up in a jacuzzi for sex with her roommate "Median" (aka Nikki King). Ron selfishly writes himself into the movie having sex with his wife Nikki Good, and later pops up as not a pool cleaner -that would be too corny, no, he's Patty's jacuzzi cleaner.
Whether this stinker could cause brain damage (I hope not, having watched it myself), it does reflect brain damage, with not only Ron but the famous team of Mark Curtis and Tina Marie all credited with writing the screenplay.