Just as moving from director Daniel Dakota to Andre Madness marked a preference for competency by Adam & Eve Pictures, this second volume of uniform-themed vignettes shows marginal improvement over the crummy first edition.
Stock characters like Fireman (Chris Johnson), Cop (Rocco Reed) or Airplane Pilot (Jack Lawrence, taking a break from his hundreds of cop roles) show up, as well as a femme Lifeguard played by Amy Brooke in "Baywatch" red one-piece bathing suit guise. The set-ups to each sex scene are well-performed but generally irrelevant in this paper-thin disguised version of A & E's all-sex approach. My ongoing interest in the label's output remains with its bread & butter Romantic story-line features, not this throwawy stuff.
Beautiful styling of Gracie Glam, who has rarely looked better on screen, has to be the highlight here, playing a passenger on Lawrence's plane.
Stock characters like Fireman (Chris Johnson), Cop (Rocco Reed) or Airplane Pilot (Jack Lawrence, taking a break from his hundreds of cop roles) show up, as well as a femme Lifeguard played by Amy Brooke in "Baywatch" red one-piece bathing suit guise. The set-ups to each sex scene are well-performed but generally irrelevant in this paper-thin disguised version of A & E's all-sex approach. My ongoing interest in the label's output remains with its bread & butter Romantic story-line features, not this throwawy stuff.
Beautiful styling of Gracie Glam, who has rarely looked better on screen, has to be the highlight here, playing a passenger on Lawrence's plane.