Madame Felicity's Erben

Very much above par soft core. I could have done without the soppy, nay almost weepy ending but up until then things had been rather good. For me, Kira Reed is the main attraction but everyone here pulls their weight well enough. The aforementioned Ms Reed spends the entire film either in her French maid's costume or taking it off or putting it on, and she puts in a very fine acting performance, holding the whole thing together as she parades and parties with everyone in turn. Her main naked turn is probably the best thing in the movie but there is not a boring coupling and they are varied enough and interestingly shot. The storyline holds up well and interest is maintained throughout. Michael Ensign puts in a sterling performance as the English styled butler with more than a twinkle in his eye and all in all I reckon this can be recommended to anyone not averse to pretty vigorous soft core.

Besides being a really good example of the soft core genre, this film has a fine musical score; it starts out with a Latin American number with great trumpet work and then proceeds to a series of operatic arias. Adorable Amy Lindsay steals the show from the star, Kira Reed, who looks a bit chunky in her French maid outfit.

Two women quickly jumped out at me as I was watching this--Kira Reed and Amy Lindsay. Both of them I've seen in movies before, and I think this was one of Kira's better flicks, while being one of Amy's worst.

The plot is simple--a relative dies, and all the possible heirs are brought to the deceased woman's house for a reading of the will. Kira Reed plays the maid who seems to be against wearing underwear. The acting was above average for a skin flick, which does wonders for the weak storyline, and the sex scenes weren't that bad. I give it a C+.

Sex: B Women: B- Story: C- Overall: C+

This soft core opus appears every so often on Cinemax and it is always worth seeing. Kira Reed is her usual energetic and sexy self with lots of help from Amy Lindsay. I thought it was out on vhs or a DVD.

This movie is actually very good. Good acting, a reasonably coherent plot that is also more or less credible and good sets and cinematography. The cast includes Mary Woronov, probably best known for Eating Raoul and Death Race 2000 and Kira Reed, one of the better actresses in the genre (as well as the most captivating, imho) and she alone is worth the price of admission. Certainly not GWTW, but it has its moments and does at least try to be a good movie along with the ample amounts of skin. If that's what you're looking for, this is worth watching on all accounts.