Henri Pachard wrote some very funny and dirty dialogue for star Alicia Monet, playing the title role, but he treats his movie in such silly fashion it undercuts the effectiveness of her showy performance.
Basically a one-note, one-joke picture, it presents Alicia as suffering from sex addiction, with each sex scene artificially announced by a ringing phone, bridging over to her next escapade. Individually, this can be funny, but cumulatively it's tiresome.
So we have Alicia boasting about her big clit, having lots of lesbian sex with the likes of Ona Zee and Shanna McCullough and even ending the show with an extraneous group sex scene that doesn't make sense. Randy Spears plays her shrink and "comically" has sex with his patient when Alicia's mom on the phone requests him to do so. No, the cuckolded by Randy scene mentioned in the prior IMDb review does not exist.
Worst gimmick here is a ridiculous performance by Joey Silvera, who instead of cum shots on cue makes faces mocking the fake passion of studs supposedly on the verge of cumming. He's terrible.
Basically a one-note, one-joke picture, it presents Alicia as suffering from sex addiction, with each sex scene artificially announced by a ringing phone, bridging over to her next escapade. Individually, this can be funny, but cumulatively it's tiresome.
So we have Alicia boasting about her big clit, having lots of lesbian sex with the likes of Ona Zee and Shanna McCullough and even ending the show with an extraneous group sex scene that doesn't make sense. Randy Spears plays her shrink and "comically" has sex with his patient when Alicia's mom on the phone requests him to do so. No, the cuckolded by Randy scene mentioned in the prior IMDb review does not exist.
Worst gimmick here is a ridiculous performance by Joey Silvera, who instead of cum shots on cue makes faces mocking the fake passion of studs supposedly on the verge of cumming. He's terrible.