Virtual Girl 2: Virtual Vegas

No pun intended and you may be aware of the right saying I missused in a way for my review summary line above. Also while I made it to look clever, it is not entirely true. This may be titled like a sequel (although it seems to be running under the Virtual Vegas title too), but has little to nothing to do with the original Virtual Girl movie. Apart from having a program where people can go and get their .... well desires pleased (no pun intended).

This seems to have less and more story at the same time - compared to the other Virtual Girl. It is because we have a plethora of characters here. Way too much actually. It also has lots more when it comes to nudity. Still not sure, if this should be the reason for you to watch this. But since this has a nude female every other minute (no I did not stop the time), it would be understandable.

Pretty girls by the way ... this tries to have a twist towards the end, but that was also better delivered in the first one - although if we're honest it did not make much sense ... don't overthink it, I reckon is what I am trying to say.

Typical a soft core porn flick. Does follow a plot of marketing an interactive VR machine. Gorgeous big busted women and and sex scenes every five minutes.

In name only sequel has a company VIRTUCOM. Building a virtual reality sex device. By company I mean softcore actors Brad Bartram and Susan Featherly. Bartram nearly gets cybered to death by a monster which puts him in a coma, leaving the company to push her to take the machine to Vegas to make big bucks off it.

Pretty much takes the erotic elements of the first film and goes full softcore porn, which makes this a slightly better effort then the first movie. I remember watching this back in the day on Showtime, and remembered it fairly well. What I didn't remember though is how bad and rushed the final 10 minutes of this is, it's seriously like they didn't know how to end this.

Like another film I reviewed, the movie itself isn't that great aside from one thing. Kristen Andreotti! Yes, people seem to obsess over Susan Featherly, and she's fine looking and all, but Kristen is a hidden gem!!! I wish she starred in movies again, even if low budget, she made them great despite her mega-small roll here. Wonder where she is now... hmm, lol

"Virtual Girl 2: Virtual Vegas" was not a great softcore flick, but it had some decent parts to it.

We begin with two software designers, Sharon (Susan Featherly) and Louis. They create a software program that allows the user to enter a virtual reality sexcapade with a willing partner of their choice (sort of like "Virtual Encounters" or its sequel, but I digress). During a test run, Louis fries his brain in the machine and ends up in the hospital. Her company, Virtucon, fired her as a result of this fiasco, but rehired her when they realized nobody else knew how to run the machine. Look for Richard Gabai in a cameo as one of the Virtucon higher-ups (he also directed this flick). Sharon had begged and pleaded Louis to continue testing to make sure the program worked without a hitch, but Louis had wrapped up a deal to send a unit to Las Vegas and set it up in a casino. With Louis in the hospital, Sharon soldiers on to Vegas without him.

Upon her arrival in Las Vegas, she meets the manager of the casino the machine will be in, Kevin Pallone. Kevin gives her the usual schmooze, and before you know it, the virtual machine is set up and working in the casino with a long line of people just waiting to try it. Meanwhile, Kevin's girlfriend Molly (Amber Newman) is getting increasingly jealous of all the time Kevin spends with Sharon.

The middle part of the movie is full of vignettes, featuring various people trying the machine out. Be sure to watch for Michelle Hall's vignette; she prances around in a skimpy maid's uniform at the beginning of it.

While I'm on the subject, I'll talk about the sex. The sex scenes were plentiful, and any time Susan Featherly gets to take her clothes off, it's a treat. The sex scenes weren't spectacular, but they got the job done. It also helps that Michelle Hall and Amber Newman (both of them Skinemax Top 10 girls) get undressed as well.

The ending is a haphazard cluster, with Sharon getting increasingly angry about her creation being taken over in a hostile fashion and wanting revenge, while her bosses at Virtucon and the casino owners get together to come up with ways to squeeze her out of the business entirely---or "get rid of her", if you know what I mean. The vignettes took up the meaty part of the film so there wasn't much time to develop the story. By the end, it didn't really matter the final scenes seemed hastily thrown together to wrap things up. This film is borderline tapeworthy, but I taped it since there's three women in my Skinemax Top 10 in the cast.

Women: A- (It's hard for me to grade this group low. Susan Featherly, Amber Newman and Shyra Deland are the primary babes here, but Lisa Throw and Michelle Hall also make appearances. Susan and Amber can really fill out their clothes, or maybe they just like to wear tight dresses. Either one is fine with me.)

Sex: C+ (The sex was decent, but it wasn't anything special. The basic bump and grind, with some random panting thrown in for good measure.)

Story: C- (The story took a back seat for about 30 minutes in the middle to give the audience vignette after vignette. Also in that middle 30 minutes there's a sex scene between Sharon and Kevin and a decent three-way featuring Kevin, Sharon and Molly. This made the last 20 or so minutes seem squeezed somehow, since the main storyline and all the subplots had to wrap up.)

Overall: C- (Not an awesome softcore flick, but a fairly average one. A C+ in "Sex" doesn't help when it's worth 40% of the grade, so that brings the overall grade down. "Virtual Girl 2: Virtual Vegas" is a below average softcore film with a cast that wasn't used to its full potential. It's a shame when a film has three of my Top 10 girls in the cast and I can't give the film at least a B-. It was slightly below average, so I give it a C-.)