Stripper Wives

Nine women sign up for a class in striptease at the "extension." Apparently this is an enrichment class, not one you could take to satisfy a degree requirement. Kim Yates plays their instructor, as well she should, having worked once in real life as a showgirl. Each of the women has a story and the movie follows five of them through the class and its affect on their lives.

Using that storyline, Stripper Wives delivers the goods. There are more naked women in this one than dead guys in a Rambo movie. Seven softcore sex scenes, while not incendiary, feature the finest bodies in the movie. Notably absent, however, is Ms. Yates. One of the best softcore actresses ever gets to do nothing more than flash her buns while teaching class. Not arguing with that, but she has no sex scene and no topless shots. Incredible.

Amber Newman and Lauren Hays get the most skin time, which is good. No, real good. Amber has three sex scenes, only the second of which gets down to it. Her third scene is the obligatory girlfest with Ashlyn Gere.

The remaining sex scenes belong to Ashlyn (batting leadoff), Sage Kirkpatrick, Brande Roderick (yes, the 2001 Playmate of the Year and Baywatch babe), and Hays. Just sayin', by the way, this movie is not listed on Brande's web site or on her Wikipedia page. Hmmm….

At the end of the movie, the girls are given their final exam at a local strip club by providing the evening's entertainment. Very nice all around.

Oh, yes. There are some good-looking guys in it, but who cares about them? First-rate production values, as usual from an EROS movie. There isn't a lot of drama in Stripper Wives, just a bunch of wives, or not, stripped. Recommended.

this is one soft-core erotic movie that doesn't disappoint. The nudity is very frequent and all the women look gorgeous. The opening sequence where we see all the women in the movie disrobe in front of the camera while talking to an interviewer (they're learning to be strippers) is a real wowser. It really turned me on because it all looked so naturally, not just the breasts, but the way it all happens, the situation. They're not stripping at that moment, they just talk about the way they look nude. The relationships and build-ups to the sex scenes are reasonably believable and the sex itself is well-done and tasteful. The film ultimately culminates in a sequence where we see all the women strip in a club for their first time. This is an enjoyable movie, catch it if you can on TV.

This film revolves around several women who, for various reasons, seek to learn how to perform as strip dancers in public. "Daphne" (Katherine Kirkpatrick) has recently lost 45 pounds and wants to flaunt her new body, especially in front of her husband. Similarly, "Betsy" (Amber Newman) seeks to spice up her marriage. Additionally, "Michelle" (Lauren Hays) feels that her husband no longer appreciates her, mainly because he frequently visits nightclubs after work. Rather than have him join his male friends at the strip clubs, she wants to entice him back to the bedroom. Unlike the other women in this group, "Julianna" (Ashlyn Gere) isn't married and works as an escort for a man named "Harvey" (J. T. Pontino). Instead of sharing her earnings with him, she believes she can attract her own clients by dancing for them first. However, none of them anticipate the resistance they encounter from the men in their lives. Now, without revealing any more, I will just say that I was not too impressed with this movie for a couple of reasons. For starters, although the film begins quite well, things take a turn for the worse once the women start attending their dance classes, featuring awkward dialogue followed by the same drama between the women and their husbands. Additionally, aside from Katherine Kirkpatrick, it seemed like the most attractive women were relegated to the background, and I would have preferred to see more of "Brande Roderick" (as "Brande"), Zoe Paul ("Zoe"), and Kim Yates ("Portia"). But that's just me. Be that as it may, other than a couple of scenes here and there, I found this movie to be somewhat dull, and I have rated it accordingly.