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Cinderella's Hot Night, directed by Dean McKendrick, dares to venture into the world of adult comedy, intertwining itself with the well-known story of Cinderella. This film, starring Karlie Montana as Cinderella (Cindy), Beverly Lynne as the Wicked Stepmother, and Penny Pax and Blair Williams as the stepsisters, attempts to add an erotic twist to the beloved fairy tale. But does it succeed?

It follows the typical Skinemax format with soft core sex scenes spread out every 10 minutes or so, interspersed with poorly written and badly acted dialogue. Compared to that library of films, this one rates slightly better than average. Compared to a normal movie, it's still bottom of the barrel.

The cinematography and set design in Cinderella's Hot Night are visually pleasing, with bold colors and a sense of grandeur that befits the fairy tale setting. However, these elements fail to compensate for the film's shallow narrative, which relies heavily on cheap gags and predictable twists. Moreover, the movie tends to overemphasize its adult themes, resulting in scenes that come across as gratuitous rather than genuinely provocative.

One of the critical aspects of a successful retelling is the ability to bring something new to the story while maintaining its essence. Cinderella's Hot Night attempts to break free from the confines of the traditional tale, but it does so without a clear vision or purpose. Instead of enriching the original story, the film's sexualization feels forced, leaving little room for genuine emotional connections between the characters.

In conclusion, Cinderella's Hot Night is a daring but ultimately flawed attempt at reimagining a classic fairy tale. Despite its ambitious approach, it has few standout performances and the film falls short in delivering a satisfying and cohesive story. While it may have been intended as a playful, adult-oriented spin on a beloved tale, the result is an uneven and forgettable experience.

I give this film 2 stars out of 10.

Take a five-minute script and pad it out with a dozen or so really bad sex scenes featuring plastic (in both physical and thespian aspects), and you have yourself a movie perhaps suitable for a thirteen-year-old trying to learn about the shadier aspects of anatomy.

Seriously, this thing makes Days of Our Lives seem like a masterpiece in comparison.

If you're not one of the aforementioned pubescent target audience, it's probably best to give this a wide berth - you'll likely wear your fast-forward button out trying to get through it.

I have seen the Dictator, i have seen Happy Gilmore, heck i even seen the situation try to tell jokes during a roast, but never have i ever seen a comedy that made me this hard.