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Tweed looks really good, in this better than average B-movie. A Shannon Tweed movie with a plot, who knew? The plot is fairly well thought out, and in a Tweed movie, if there is a plot to remember, it's surprising. Oxenberg gives a good secondary performance. Rent this or "The Concrete War" to see how fine Shannon used to be in the late '80's early '90's. I know most of her movies have her nude, but this and the other one mentioned above have an actual plot, too.

Sexual Response is a decent Shannon Tweed movie with a plot. The movie has Tweed naked in many scenes and features some believeable steamy sex scenes. The film also has a nice little twist ending. The only bad thing is you can't find this film on DVD.

Well, you have a plot... And then you have Shannon Tweed. The two have remarkably little to do with each other. If you're interested in the plot, go ahead, she'll be a nice addition. If you're interested in her, watch something else.

"Sexual Response" IMHO the best "erotic thriller" that I have seen. It stars a pre-implant Shannon Tweed as a radio talk-show host and sex therapist who listens to call-in guests and dispenses sexual advice over the air. (This is a great big cliche now, but the idea was fairly original when this movie was released.) Shannon's character is somewhat repressed herself, and she gets involved with a "dangerman" who turns out to have ulterior motives.

In contrast to the usual R-rated B-movie where the sexual situations are completely unrealistic, people grinding to bad jazz music with their privates in different zip-codes, those in "Sexual Response" are rather believable. The story is quite a good one and the acting very acceptable indeed. This is a movie definitely worth checking out. Many people who usually don't like B-erotic thrillers like this one. This could easily be a mainstream release with a little packaging. I recommend it highly. BTW, make sure to get the unrated version.

Magnus.

Miss Tweed,all naked and having sex as a ginger,mixed with a cozy little sexual thriller plot involving a sexually dissatisfied married radio psychologist(Tweed,who else?)who decides to have an affair with a high-strung--and possibly violent--loner she meets(Emile Leviseti),is pretty much the sum total of this film's appeal. It does bother to have a plot and,up until the laughably contrived conclusion,it DOES draw the viewer along. Believe it or not,Zalman King(best known for the "Red Shoes Diaries" series and various skin-tastic movies,some featuring Tweed) had nothing to do with this,but you'll still get the "Old school" (i.e.early nineties,straight to video attempts at "legitimate" cinema) Skinemax treatment here. A cheap rental somewhere,though I have no clue if this has made it to DVD yet.