Dangerous Pleasures

Where to start with this one, eh? Ok Jacy is a stone cold bitch throughout, so any plot "twists" you can see a mile away. The acting is horrid, but I don't really care about that when Softcore flicks are concerned. The sex scenes, while numerous, are NOT erotic in the least. It seems like everyone involved took a paint-by-numbers approach to this movie. Avoid the movie, thank me later

My Grade: D-

The Goods: 11 sex scenes (M/F; F/F); Best looking girl being Julia Parton, Monica Mayhem would've got the honor if she had a little something up top.

Where I saw it: Showtime

Jacy Andrews shines in this fairly decent soft-core Skinemax flick. I had the pleasure to catch it on late cable yesterday and I wasn't disappointed. The plot is simple but entertaining and easy to follow. The sex scenes are surprisingly good. Jacy Andrews delivers a solid, sexy performance as the sexually liberated widow.

Her sex scenes deserve the special mention because most of them are really steamy, sexy, and explicit. Please, get the unrated version of "Dangerous Pleasures" and you won't regret.

This is among Jacy's best. Her clothing is also very sexy so you might expect 90 minutes of pure sexiness.

Jacy Andrews plays as Valerie Spito, an attractive, lusty blonde black widow, who has survived the loss of six rich husbands. She attracts the interest of a police detective and an insurance investigator, Grady Kent (played by Burke Morgan). These guys don't know what they're in for. The investigators follow their suspicions into intriguing encounters with their manipulative suspect, and these interactions form the bulk of the story.

Jacy Andrews is credible as the dangerous widow, but Morgan's Kent seems a bit naive. Kent's nympho assistant, Monica Mayhem's Jules, is sexy and compliant, with little opportunity to display much acting talent. The male characters are either naive or blinded by lust (or perhaps a little of both), so they are a bit short of credible.

Eroticism: B, Good. Multiple sexual encounters, with oral sex and backdoor play (why?). Women: B-, Good. Sexy, but not the best. Men: C. Adequate, but not too studly (if a guy can make such a judgment) Story: B, not bad for soft-porn. Acting: C. Jacy Andrews is fair, but the rest either were unconvincing or had little opportunity to really perform beyond the sex scenes. Overall: C. Fair vehicle for soft-porn.

Dangerous Pleasure isn't just a film about racing-it's a visceral experience that explores what happens when the pursuit of pleasure crosses into the realm of obsession. Set in the hyper-competitive, life-at-the-limit world of Formula 1, the movie uses the racetrack not just as a setting, but as a metaphor for the psychological toll of chasing euphoria in its most dangerous form.

From the very first frame, Dangerous Pleasure pulls you into the life of Alex Varga, a gifted but volatile F1 driver who lives for the thrill of the edge. Speed isn't just his profession-it's his addiction. Every corner he takes a little too fast, every maneuver that flirts with disaster, becomes a moment of almost spiritual release. Varga isn't trying to win. He's trying to feel alive in a world where safety and sanity are overrated.