Once Gary Graver had a title, the pun on the classic Mitchum movie remade by Scorsese & DeNiro, he clearly lost interest in this junker, which even fails to list any of the male actors, one of whom is unrecognizable (by me at any rate). It has awful dialogue and is pointless.
Thick-accented heroine Jenna Wells humps apparent husband Peter North, then puts up with his dumb jokes and sends him off on a business trip to Chicago. He eventually cheats on her (but without any dialogue or scene set-up to his sex with Ashley Dunn), and while he's away she dallies with girlfriend Stacy Nichols after listening in on the phone to Stacy humping Jake Steed.
A couple of esaped convicts (T. T. Boy and Cal Jammer) invade Jenna's house and have their way with the girls, who definitely don't object, and the no-name guy photographs this from outside her window, with a neighborhood patrol lady humping him rather than getting him arrested.
The ending is so slapdash that I assume Gary didn't get enough nonsex maerial in the can before wrapping up the tawdry production. As usual, once the allotted XXX material is completed, the pornographers adopt a "who cares?" attitude.
Thick-accented heroine Jenna Wells humps apparent husband Peter North, then puts up with his dumb jokes and sends him off on a business trip to Chicago. He eventually cheats on her (but without any dialogue or scene set-up to his sex with Ashley Dunn), and while he's away she dallies with girlfriend Stacy Nichols after listening in on the phone to Stacy humping Jake Steed.
A couple of esaped convicts (T. T. Boy and Cal Jammer) invade Jenna's house and have their way with the girls, who definitely don't object, and the no-name guy photographs this from outside her window, with a neighborhood patrol lady humping him rather than getting him arrested.
The ending is so slapdash that I assume Gary didn't get enough nonsex maerial in the can before wrapping up the tawdry production. As usual, once the allotted XXX material is completed, the pornographers adopt a "who cares?" attitude.