Customer Reviews

Siren's Kiss [VHS]

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Exotic Vietnamese-American actress Catherine Weber, a former Miss USA contestant, is the best reason to buy "Body Strokes". The story itself is overly long and turgid, focusing on the existential and amorous angst of a self-indulgent artist, Leo. What makes this video really shine, however, are performances by Ms. Weber and Kristen Knittle as the artist's models and muses. Ms. Weber's character is the heart of several highly erotic sequences featuring full nudity, all artfully staged and directed by Penthouse video luminary Edward Holzman. In particular, watch for the nude scene involving Ms. Weber as an Egyptian priestess/goddess, writhing and dancing seductively while choosing between two courtiers. The gorgeous, tasteful cinematography doesn't skimp on erotic detail, making for one of the better films in this genre on VHS.

One hot looking girl and the other 3 were average. Probably a good rental flick.

Made in 1995 this film is showing it's age. This film wasn't rated. Mostly topless scenes with nothing explicit. Nothing you couldn't see on cable. An PG-17 rating would be a better fit.

Gave it 2 stars for the storyline not for the sexiness (lack thereof). Camera tends to pan too quickly and closeups are too brief. Edward Holzman has made better movies like "I Like to Play Games Too" which is way-hot. I thought this would have the intensity of that, but alas it pales in comparison.

Good for a night out with your girlfriend.

Yep...if you are married to a frigid woman like I am....try this out!

It didn't help her much, but it sure helped me.

I know small companies will never be able to technically match big ones like Dreamworks, 20th Century Fox etc. but they could at least make some effort.

"Body Strokes" looks, for all it's worth, like a bad copy of a VHS tape. The film is blurry, the colours are smeared and washed out. Overall picture quality is horrible.

Sound is your basic stereo, and there are no extras on the disk, but it was the lousiness of the picture that got me the most. I should have bought the VHS version...