Accidental Stripper

Just an awful movie. The acting is so poor, it deserves less than B movie status. The story line is just dumb. Lame is an great understatement. There is an hour i will never get back.

I enjoyed this movie and I want to tell you all why. This is soft core porn. Happily, the sex scenes are realistic and energetic. Not overstated with the raunchy close-ups and contrived dialogue of XXX. The main characters are all hot looking. My favorite being Akira Lane. She is Asian and her body is amazing. She is the best part of this movie.

This is definitely a "B" movie. The acting is sub par but then again isn't it always in this type of movie? The sex scenes are all well set up using a variety of methods. In one scene a guy gets the woman to give it up by promising to help her with something but when it's over he tells her he's not going to help her.

I saw this movie free on cable but I'm going to buy it as soon as I finish writing this review.

The movie starts off on the right front, a sex scene with a hot chick and her boyfriend while her roommate is in the bedroom closet. The scene is okay, however, the lack of movement, the poor chronological order of the scene and the lack of any interaction between the 2 in terms of speaking make this scene turn out to be a dud. It gets worse, the club set is really really seedy looking, the veteran strippers are not all that great looking(and I don't know what type of accent the one has). This movie is about the worst B movie ever made. I am a true lover of these NR-Mature movies, however, not only is the acting extremely poor,the sex scenes are so dull that the whole movie is a total waste of time to watch. Was I expecting too much from this movie, I don't think so, I realize that the majority of these types of movies are just made for the gratuitous sex scenes, but this movie doesn't even deliver in terms of that and this movie is just plain bad. Save yourself the time and watch something else.

Goes under Diamond Dolls on Tubi and google play movies

I give this film 3 stars for one reason, only. It is a good template for films of the second millennium. The James-Stewart/Henry-Fonda/Shirley-Jones movie, THE CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB, treated the same phenomenon: a person inherits a club of ill repute and is determined to work with it to make it a success. Because the Cheyenne Social Club was in the 19th Century, though, it dealt with a lot of negative "press" from the townspeople. Janey Hopkins' gentleman's club, DIAMONDS, has only the hurdle of a hyped crew of female dancers vying their professional talents against the boss who can't decide whether or not to keep it going.