Product Details

• Actors: Sebastien Guy, Holly Hollywood, Jason Schnuit, Kim Yates, Regina Russell
• Directors: Edward Holzman
• Producers: Edward Holzman, Kelly Andrea Rubin
• Format: Color, DVD, NTSC
• Language: English
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Rating: Unrated
• Studio: Playboy Home Video
• DVD Release Date: April 30, 2002
• Run Time: 94 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (16 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B000060MW3
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #62,688 in Movies & TV (See Bestsellers in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Jack's father set him up in the perfect job, heading up an L.A. modeling agency. The only catch is that he has a limited time to show a profit or go to work in the family's oil business. Not willing to give up the playboy lifestyle, he pulls out all of the stops to bring in a very lucrative lingerie catalog account. But as a rival agency goes a step further by using their models as sexual enticements, Jack faces an interesting moral dilemma, and time is running out.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

37 of 37 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Think Pink Not Plot, November 3, 2002

By A Customer

This is a softcore movie, so forget about the plot and enjoy the beautiful female skin on display here. Now this film follows the lead that Surrender Cinema movies took a few years back and isn't afraid to sneak in shots that incorporate "Penthouse" style poses, with lots of spread leg shots and veiws from behind. This one goes even farther, as actress Holly Hollywood playing "Emma" does a scene with a shower massager that shows lots of pink, she actually opens it with the water and her fingers. She opens up again (close up shot) in a bedroom scene... this is comparable to a Penthouse video. Also of note is a hot lesbian scene with the gorgeous Kitana Baker, once again focusing on areas of the female body that used to be taboo in softcore movies a couple years ago. There's no penetration shown in this movie so it can still be called softcore, but this is about the hardest softcore I've ever seen. Pink over plot wins the day in this feature, buy it if that's what you want from your erotica.

28 of 30 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Well-done Playboy/Indigo!, April 27, 2004

By A Customer

This movie is definitely one of the best releases from Playboy/Indigo Entertainment. All the actors are very attractive, the graphic is excellent, and the plot interesting.

The first sex scene involves Jack and an incredibly hot brunette (if you look at the dvd front cover, she's second from right). She also features in "Staying on top" and a little bit in "Fast Lane to Las Vegas". Anyway, she starts to undress and you get a clear, close shot from behind of her gorgeous pink, with state-of-the art quality graphics. She gets in the bathtub and in the meanwhile Jack is home, who obviously couldn't wait to jump into the shower. You just sit back and enjoy a glamorous, top of the range, explicit sex scenes in varying positions, with heaps of close ups and pink.

The second sex scene, involving Jack's friend with another heavenly top model. Forgive me I don't know her name, but she has never been disappointing in any of her previous releases (Personals 2 casualsex.com, every woman has a secret, Hollywood hidden lives, Hollywood sex fantasy and The Sex Substitute). She enjoys showing the nice piercing in her pink in this sex scene and somehow I have a feeling that this sex scene is real, at one stage you can get a quick peep of the boy's hard private.

Jack has a third scene with a top, gorgeous girl, whose name I don't know again, but she has also been tremendous in previous releases such as Hollywood hidden lives. While Jack jumps onto her in bed you get a clear close-up view of her beautiful pink, as she was wearing no undies. This sex scene is very explicit and you get a full front clear close up view towards the end with the girl's mourning sounding so real (...).

There is one hot explicit girl/girl scene involving one of the girls on the cover (1st from left). I think she's a playboy pet winner or something. It's a very natural, sexy, explicit girl/girl scene with heaps of close-ups, pink and rear views in which you can see absolutely everything.

The last sex scene is my favourite involving Jack's friend and Jack's secretary. That girl was wonderful, she wears nice sexy panties and as Jack friend's removes them she pulls up her legs, showing everything. She's got such a nice pretty pink. They started man on top and then she rolls on top and gives an outstanding natural mourning that will make you shake. The only thing I didn't like about this scene was the lighting, which is pretty dark, and she also reaches orgasm too quickly.

The other sex scene I didn't like at all was Jack with his ex-business partner/girlfriend. That girl is pretty hopeless and I think she's got no place in that kind of movie. You can see or even feel her overacting, artificial mourning, with a body, which is far from hot.

Overall I give this movie a 4-5 star rating and I would recommend couples to watch it, sort of making things a bit hot and spicy before the real thing begins. Congratulations to Indigo Entertainment, I sincerely hope you bring out more of this type of masterpiece on the market.

14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars For the genre, a great film., March 12, 2003

By A Customer

I said, "FOR THE GENRE, a great film." This is the type of film you'll only see on Skinemax late at night. For "softcore erotica" you see some bumping and grinding. It never crosses the line, but it comes as close as it possibly can. Very close. Oh, so very close.

Do people watch these films for the plot? Oh well, it involves a guy who owns a modeling agency. He gets into trouble and could lose his business and . . . oh, nevermind. The main plot is so simple you can figure it out. However, they actually go for a subplot! I must say the subplot is romantic, involving the guy's best friend and the assistant. Yet, it too is quite predictable, but let's focus on the big picture: no one cares about the plot in movies like these. What do people care about?

There are eight scenes of interest. Six male-to-female scenes, one female-to-female scene, and one female-alone-in-the-shower scene. Two actors and eight actresses grace these scenes. That's a 1:4 ratio! This might "put the brakes on" for watching this kind of film with your lady, but I think the romantic subplot may be enough to compensate for this (in her eyes).

I said this was a great film. Why? It has a good-looking cast, and despite a predictable plot, it is entertaining enough for any mainstream Hollywood movie. (I actually wanted to watch it again for the plot!) If a movie like this can score outside of the sex department in such a way, then it has to be pretty good. I would compare this film to "Castle Erotica" aka "Castle Eros". If you liked that film, you should like this one, and vice versa.