Mirror Images II

well i would love to give a detailed plot summery but this film is all about shannon whirry. the woman is so sexy in this role playing good and bad twin sisters. shannon has been in a lot of films like this but i feel this is her best performance and also sexiest. her lesbian scenes one with the councellor and the other with a prostitute are very erotic and well done. shannon is also a talented actress and would hold her own in a big money hollywood production. as you can guess i am a big fan of shannon whirry. thank tou for reading this.

Not only is the lovely, the luscious, the buxom ms Whirry here in abundance, with her two great talents (plus) amply and frequently on display, but she has a brief lesbian encounter with none other than adult movie starlet P. J. Sparxx.

Of course, this makes perfect sense considering that Mr. Hippolyte is envelope-pushing porn director Gregory Dark.

Gentlemen. I can't reccommend this one highly enough.

Another check mark on Shannon Whirry and Gregory Dark! This movie goes directly to the point and fills us with sexy sex scenes , intense dialogs, and hot situations.

The movie starts with a wild sex scene where Shannon Whirry rides some guy and gets busted by her sister or something like that. The scene is very steamy and yes, it has a mirror in the background.

The rest of the sex scenes are also very good but can't be compared with the amazing opening sequence.

The acting is quite good and Shannon looks at her best. If you can't get enough of Shannon, watch this movie you will be pleased and probably wanting more! The sex scenes are really well done and focus a little bit more on the sensual aspect rather than on classy camera angles.

If by some cruel twist of fate you were told you could only watch one Shannon Whirry film in your lifetime, this film should be your choice. Ms. Whirry is just lovely and this role allows her to show her full range of talents. Simply put, the definition of luscious is Ms. Whirry. While Ms. Whirry carries the film, the supporting cast of Sara Suzanne Brown and Lauren Hays further elevate our viewing pleasure.

The first "Mirror Images" was among the worst of the straight-to-video erotic thrillers I have seen. These movies always go overboard on the plot - to the extent that it gets in the way of the sex - but they rarely go as far as that movie, which included twins swapping identities, political scandal, and a masked slasher. It was boring, and also wasted Julie Strain.

So I approached this sequel with trepidation. It does have a bright spot, however: b-movie goddess Shannon Whirry is in it this time, in the dual role.

It's yet another softcore b-movie made by the supposed "Scorsese of b-films", Gregory Dark. I think he should be rechristened the "Alan Smithee of Smut" based on his penchant for pseudonyms and the general low standard of his work. Scorsese? Please.

Yet again, we get Whirry talking to a therapist, as she did in the Animal Instincts movies, and a husband who doesn't mind if she cheats.

In this one, the evil twin (yes, there's always a good one and an evil one) cheats with the good twin's husband, apparently fooling him into thinking she is the good one. When the good one walks in on them, the husband falls down the stairs to his death, and then we are told that the bad twin died in a fire someplace.

I wonder if there was ever anyone who watched this movie who actually thought she was really dead?

You know one thing that generally signposts a softcore flick as being from the nineties?

Saxaphones during sex scenes.

I get tired of that, and appreciated "Mirror Images II" for having an unusual soundtrack in that it didn't feature them.

This one doesn't skimp on the sex, as some of these b-skin flicks have (unbelievably) been guilty of doing, but I confess I actually got a little tired of the sex scenes this time around. I am starting to feel that if you have seen one softcore sex scene, you've seen them all.

The movie totally lost me in the second half, but don't they always. I couldn't be bothered following it, which I'm sure would have been an exercise in futility. It's a confusing jumble, and who can be bothered trying to untangle it when the pieces are so uninteresting?

At least "Mirror Images II" was better than the sub-par first one.