Fast Lane to Malibu

I finally watched this movie and I was very pleased with it! It should be considered as a sexy, now cult classic that deals with the beach primarily and seconded by plenty of sex, hot women, and kinky situations.

The girl on girl action is pretty intense and really delivers sexy moments. Renee Rea delivers a super sexy performance as always and her pretty face makes up for everything.

Tracy Ryan is just amazing as always and delivers plenty of sex scenes. She's by far the star of the movie and her acting and sensual moves are worth mentioning.

The editing, cinematography, and editing; makes it look like a new millennium erotic effort. I really dug it.

This is a very explicit rated R version so you might expect plenty of good things.

Not bad but I expected a lot more. Of course the plot was typical but they had Renee Rea and Tracy Ryan and we barely saw them. It would have been better if we saw more Renee, she's hot. Fast Lane to Vegas was better if you like these two girls.

This movie was surprisingly good. The characters were well developed (both meanings), and the story was told nicely. It gets cheesy in parts, but that is expected in soft-core.

Nikki Fritz is so hot in this film, I wish she would have had a bigger part. Of the two main characters the Blonde nympho was the hottest. I have not seen her in films before.

This film moves along nicely and even has a few laughs. The main reason to see it is the lovely ladies. I suggest renting it on a lonely night, when you want to think about all the chances you had in your life to have an affair with a hottie and for some reason didn't. Enjoy!

This movie is really good it`s got so many hot chicks. Good story line, and i`m telling the truth if this movie had no nudity i would have still watched it. The way the writers put this movie together was awesome. I also sugest that you guys out there watch part 2 fast lane to vegas.

Basic plot of this movie: Two guys set out for Malibu to attend a party with "40 horny chicks--no reasonable offer refused." Their various rides break down, they get lost, they get arrested, they wind up in one one-horse town after another.

Basic plot of the sequel, FAST LANE TO VEGAS: Two guys set out for Vegas to attend a bachelor party with who knows how many horny strippers. They get lost, they get accosted by aliens, they get lost again, they somehow wind up in Mexico.

My question: How does a guy become a screenwriter without knowing that the United States has something called an interstate highway system?