Bikini a Go Go

Brad gives Janet a tiki necklace that turns who into a raging slut. Darvella is the rightful owner who wants it back. There's two types of soft-core films. Those that pump up the music during the sex scenes to drown out the moans and those that let the moans be heard. Thankfully, this flick is one of the latter and not the former. However, this is offset a bit by a black and white Narroter pausing the film at regular intervals for 'comedic effect' Whenever aftercare films attempt humor it's more often then not painful. Good for a latter day Fred Olen Ray film, but that's really not saying much.

My Grade: C

The Goods: 7 Sex scenes (F/F, M/F, Solo, F/F/F)

Babe of the Movie: Beverly Lynn because hers is the only real chest, and I remember seeing her as a cheerleader when I went to Eagles games back in the day

Where I saw it: Cinemax on demand

While I haven't seen the whole thing, the plot is thin, the sex scenes a bit too long, and Nikki Fritz in two scenes is the only thing that kept me awake or from pressing my forward button. Jay Richardson is obviously filling up the running time when he steps in front of the screen to tell corny jokes. Dervella (Fritz) much have her magic necklace back so her strongman assistant trots around the Bikini a Go Go shop to find it. Make Jay's part go go and I might have given it 7 stars.

Being a fan of T & A films, I checked this one out one night on Skin-o-max, and enjoyed it. Yeah, the cheesy 50's narrator was unneeded at times, and the captions of what happens to the characters after the story ends was unfunny and not needed, that doesn't make the film unwatchable. The film spoof plenty of movies, including all 60's style beach flicks, the Terminator movies. The lesbian three way in the hot tub is a great scene, and Nikki Fritz, in her separate sex scenes, only adds to the films erotic ratings. Watching Frititz in actions is just as enjoyable as watching any MILF porn film you can find, and if Fred Ol' Ray ever wanted to film such a soft core flick (hint, MILF films are a gold mind, untapped market), Fritiz would be the perfect star.

Overall, the film does what's required, turns on as much as it entertains, and the story doesn't make sense, nor does it have to. Worth a look when it's on TV!