Debbie Loves Dallas

Name: Debbie Loves Dallas
Genre: Adult
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Cassidey, Monique Alexander, Dana DeArmond

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2007

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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The band Dallas is coming to town, and Debbie and her friends will do anything to get at the frontman (except, in most cases, act). The latest of the recent "Debbie Does Dallas" resurrectio... Read allThe band Dallas is coming to town, and Debbie and her friends will do anything to get at the frontman (except, in most cases, act). The latest of the recent "Debbie Does Dallas" resurrections, Eon McKai's version telegraphs his love for toes, indie bands, and mopey teens, mashin... Read allThe band Dallas is coming to town, and Debbie and her friends will do anything to get at the frontman (except, in most cases, act). The latest of the recent "Debbie Does Dallas" resurrections, Eon McKai's version telegraphs his love for toes, indie bands, and mopey teens, mashing them up with the first non-alt girls of his career.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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Connections
Remake of Debbie Does Dallas (1978)

Soundtracks
Playtime (The Sexy Ass Song)
Written by Bobby Wilks
Performed by Dallas
Under License from Igel Musik

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Featured review

6/10

Fun If Not Fully Successful Take On The Adult Classic

(0408)I'm conflicted with this one and the few movies I've seen from McKai. This take on the classic series is Debbie has a crush on Pinky, the cool leader of her favourite band Dallas and is competing with her gal pals to get in his pants. For the most part it's fun and the gals in the cast are all great. DeArmond steals the show, but lead Cassidey and rival Charlotte Stokely hold their own. Not to mention a pre-stardom Stoya in a fun non-sex bit part showing a ton of charisma. The issue is presentation. McKai packs this with style but at many points it feels at odds with the sex instead of harmonious. Like the sex is something that has to be included instead of showcased. So while it's entertaining, I'm not sure it's completely successful.