A steal from Adrian Lyne's "Indecent Proposal" has untalented scriptwriter Cash Markman up to his worst tricks: opening line has Bunny Bleu namedropping "Ron Jeremy" and subsequent dialog is self-referential joking like "maybe in a Cash Markman script" and "you read the script to this silly video".
The IMDb plot summary is incorrect, as private bar owner Steve Drake offers Dyanna Lauren a million bucks to sleep with her, not a job offer. An extremely young looking Brad Armstrong as her clueless husband objects, and Drake never gets what he wants, I suppose constituting a plot twist for Markman.
Dumbest scene has Brad closing his eyes and asked to pretend when B-girl Rebecca Wild visits him, and he imagines himself as Drake, to hump Rebecca. The scene makes absolutely no sense, but of course the entire show directed clumsily by Frank Marino is utterly stupid.
Other than the huge jugs casting decision for the entire femme cast, not just Wild, Bleu and Lauren but especially Lynden Johnson as a stripper, only point of interest is a young Francois Clousot popping up twices as an extra in fantasized audience scenes watching stripteases at the bar.
The IMDb plot summary is incorrect, as private bar owner Steve Drake offers Dyanna Lauren a million bucks to sleep with her, not a job offer. An extremely young looking Brad Armstrong as her clueless husband objects, and Drake never gets what he wants, I suppose constituting a plot twist for Markman.
Dumbest scene has Brad closing his eyes and asked to pretend when B-girl Rebecca Wild visits him, and he imagines himself as Drake, to hump Rebecca. The scene makes absolutely no sense, but of course the entire show directed clumsily by Frank Marino is utterly stupid.
Other than the huge jugs casting decision for the entire femme cast, not just Wild, Bleu and Lauren but especially Lynden Johnson as a stripper, only point of interest is a young Francois Clousot popping up twices as an extra in fantasized audience scenes watching stripteases at the bar.