Kayden's Krossfire

They say that even a hack has one good film in him, and for journey man director/cameraman Andre Madness that was Rawhide II, not this fellow Adam & Eve feature.

It's a crime film intended to build suspense alongside the hot sex scenes, but dear Andre muffs the dramatics, leaving us (as so often is the case in Adult Cinema) with three hot babes delivering arousing content and not much more.

Main twists involve who's cheating on who with whom, and who masterminded a bank robbery that left a small town deputy (played by crew member Wizzard) dead.

A & E contract girl Kayden Kross is the titular (pun intended) star as another cop, but better acting and heat is generated by Lorena Sanchez as the wife of her boss, the sheriff played by Tommy Gunn.

Staging and photography of the bank robbery itself is inept, strictly amateur night. And the country-dress code of the cast is often risible, particularly Kayden as a deputy who seems more like a fashion model in some bad TV commercial.