Confissões Carnais

The first film which I saw with Wendy Rice. It happened seven years ago. Despite all my sympathy what I feel for the films of this kind, but I must say this movie hasn't any artistic value. Damn, it's MRG Entertainment and foolish to count more. Funny, but is most likely what exactly attracts me. Because it looks easy and at one's ease. I recently purchase the DVD of this movie. And after watching it first I can say about sex scenes. Yes it is the most remarkable thing in this movie. They are still hot, but it could be better.))

Many amusing blunders in movie, maybe it seems that it completely made by first cut ?)) Who knows? Ha ha..While watching the movie I was witness how bodies of the maniac's victims show signs of life. I Must say it was much better than attempt to imaging a passion in sex scenes. Overall the film is not so successful as others TV low-budget erotic thrillers. I mean movies with two girls named Shannon, I think there is no need to specify theirs second names. )) But this is not the worst MRG's movie finally. Well, still not the best movie with Wendy Rice too. I think best is the Sexual Boundaries (2004).

I put 10 only for my longtime previously experience and Wendy Rice.

Crime and lust -- what an original combination for a plot! This movie delivers both, but not necessarily well. We have lots of skin, multiple erotic engagements, and a plausible plot, though not very original.

Television advice columnist Melody Thomas starts receiving anonymous photos and other clues, apparently from a serial murderer of pretty young women. She investigates, initially at career peril, and begins cooperating with police detective Brad Jameson. Their relationship blossoms after former beau Ron (Edward Johnson) follows his career out of town. Tensions rise as the body count increases, and a few broad hints point us poor naive viewers to the prime suspect well before the protagonists identify the evil-doer.

The acting is mixed. Wendy Rice is fairly effective, and quite pleasing to mine eye, as are several other lusty actresses. Chris Gustafson is moderately credible. Some of the other actors were less convincing, but I have seen a lot worse, so I would not complain too much for a soft porn production.

Summary (with format acknowledgment to Smooth B)

Women: B. These were not the best ever, but they were quite visually appealing. Ms. Rice may not have been the most erotically appealing of the group, but her acting was good and she is still quite pleasing to watch. Daisey Dukes, a petite brunette beauty, was impressive in a second-tier part, well done in both her conversational scene and in her erotic presentation. Star E. Knight was also convincing, lusty, and visually appealing.

Sex: B-. Lots o' lovin', straight-on, oral, and some back-door, in eight or more sex scenes

Story: C. Worn story, but a decent vehicle to support the erotic scenes

Overall: B-. OK, moderately satisfying experience, but far from a classic.

Character Guide follows, adapted from Trailing Credits, with Reviewer's character notes: Wendy Rice as Melody Thomas, TV advice columnist. Chris Gustafson as Brad Jameson, police detective. Lane Anderson as Greg Meyers, TV producer, assistant to Melody. Star E. Knight as Mindy Brown, Greg's lusty lover. Tess Broussard as Diana Thompson, second of Doug's lovers, lovely well-endowed blonde. David Usher as Doug Liam, playboy. Daisey Dukes as Nadia Roberts, first of Doug's lovers, fetching energetic brunette. Edward Johnson as Ron Adams, Melody's early beau. Mark Reynolds as Matt, TV station manager. Lois M. Howyiz as Aida. Mark Munson as Detective.