Sexual Predator

While having a kinky sexual intercourse with suffocation, the artistic photographer Gale (Richard Grieco) accidentally kills Lisa (McKayla). He is convicted, but gets probation due to his primary condition. The probationer is Beth Spinella (Angie Everhart), the best friend of Lisa. Beth gets closer to Gale, and is seduced by him. Meanwhile, a maniac mysteriously threatens her. The story has a very surprising end. Yesterday I watched this movie and, for an erotic thriller, it is not so bad. The greatest problem is the gay face of Richard Grieco, with those thin eyebrows. His face looks like a kind of Michael Jackson, and does not fit well in a very masculine role. However, it is worthwhile to see the gorgeous and sexy Angie Everhart naked or in sexy situations along most of the flick. In my opinion, Angie Everhart is not a bad actress, but if she prefers this type of role, that is her choice. I do not know how many times she is undressed along 85 minutes running time. Probably it is a record! But at least she is delicious. The story is not so bad, and with some improvement in the screenplay, could be great. Anyway, I do not regret watching this movie. My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): `Louco Por Sexo' (`Crazy for Sex')

Another obvious attempt to cash in on the "Basic Instinct" craze about Law Enforcement officials getting a little too sexually involved with their charges. The story would have worked better if the antagonist had been a little more menacing.

However, Angie Everhart seems to have that 40's style screen siren glow that has been sadly missing from the movies for decades. All light on the set seems to radiate from her when she is on the set, despite a few lapses by the Director of Photography.

She also does a very competent job of striking a balance between a vengeful parole case worker and a sexually repressed (more like kinky sexually repressed), but knowingly gorgeous women.

I hope Angie finds her break through role. If she doesn't, I guess she can always marry the prince of Monaco!

Look, this plot is horrible. HORRIBLE! This movie wants to be a very sexy version of The Usual Suspects. It does not succeed. Granted if your primary goal is just to get a look at Angie Everhart in all her glory then that is another matter. She certainly looks fantastic and that might make it worth renting. Having a laugh while telling your friends that you actually watched a Richard Grieco movie also might make it worth renting. How can anyone possibly take Richard Grieco seriously?!?! Angie Everhart may actually have some talent, but roles like this do nothing to build her credibility. If she's got to get naked to get a role, at least do it in a better movie.

Well, as far as I'm concerned this is certainly a "B" movie. I enjoy a good B movie and this would be one of them.

It's a cross between "Never Talk to Strangers" and "9 1/2 Weeks." I really find Angie Everhart quite pretty and although I've never been nuts on Richard Grieco, I did notice one thing . . . the two of them together emitted an intense chemistry just like that of the Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke combo.

She is his probation officer after he was found guilty for manslaughter by killing her best friend via sexual asphyxiation. The curiosity about him gets the best of her and she finds herself beginning to slip outside the professional boundaries of her job. This causes her to tell him on the phone that she will no longer see him outside of the office.

Of course - what happens? She works late that night . . . alone . . .in the dark and then he comes prowling into the office, with a straight edge razor in hand (he collected them), he uses the back of the razor to trace the outline of her face and neck while standing behind her, I tell you, I felt her fear and excitement and just the taboo of it all and I guarantee you, the chemistry worked and was worth seeing despite the movie being a B, despite the secondhand actors and weak plot - the chemistry and the touching of the taboo sexual practices was actually quite refreshing.

This is what I would term, "Very Good" bad TV.

This movie was pretty much what I expected and Angie looks great throughout. The plot was so-so with the end being somewhat predictable. The only reason I wrote this review is that I just can't believe the casting of "Beth"'s (Angie Everhart) boyfriend!!!!! Not even in the bizarro universe could a guy who looks like that (AND whimpers like a little puppy in several scenes) get a second look from a woman who looks like Angie, let alone being a steady boyfriend. I know they try to make her look frumpy in the beginning as though he may be in the same league with her, but it just doesn't make any sense......