Masseuse

Fred Olen Ray, one of the kings of B-cinema.

"Masseuse" has a sexy plot but it lacks of good production values. The best thing about this movie are the really hot women. Griffin Drew, Monique Parent, and Gail Harris.

Some sex scenes are really steamy and well done. Some of them are just dull but with a great and sexy soundtrack.I enjoyed the most Amy Rochelle's super sexy performance; I mean, she breathes sex! I fantasized about her being my maid...

The plot is just average but deals with passion, revenge, and tramps. I liked the kinky situations that happened around normal everyday situations.

Griffin Drew delivers a great performance and she's sexy enough to carry on the movie on her back. Tim Abell is just okay as always.

Recommended!

This film is a little unusual by softcore standards, and as a result, there is a scene or two that is somewhat funny. But these films are always about showing as many scantily-clad women as is possible, and in that sense the movie succeeds brilliantly. But overall, most of the humour is lame, the acting is shaky at best, and the nudity gets tiresome unless you have a raging libido, so there is really no reason that anyone would want to watch this fairly standard example of American erotica.

... sit back or lay down and relax ... let her do her "job" ... well no pun intended. And it is not so much about the title - well "job" as I already stated. Because the main character is a woman that is about to marry someone ... well someone who can't seem to be able to keep his hands off other women. Little does she know ... well at least at first.

There is not much of a story here - and the movie is build to give you as many ... let's call them sleepovers as possible. All kidding aside, I don't know if there is a political correct way to write about the love making that goes on here. So yes a lot of nudity in this. I assume the sequels have not much in common or further the story or characters any more. There is a satisfying end here anyway ... a happy ending, may I dare to say?