Magic's Rating:

Starring: Naturally, this movie not only stars, but it also directed and produced by the legendary Ona Zee. It is the sixth and final installment in her self-titled Doll House series. Other starlets and studs that you'll be seeing are; Alexandra Silk, P. J. Sparxx, Sandi Beach, Jill Kelly, Missy, Jordan Lee, Brooke Waters, Trinity Lane, Marilyn Martyn, Debi Diamond, Nicole London, Steven Wolfe, Jon Dough, and Tom Byron. Now, if you're thinking to yourself that this is an awfully big cast consisting mostly of women, which probably means that you'll no doubt be in for a fair to long movie fillwed with lots of g/g scenes. . . well, youre absolutely correct.

The production values that come from Ona Zee's company are surprisingly good, for an actress turned director. Honestly, I wouldn't have initially given her much credit upon hearing of her jump to behind the camera, but I would have been wrong, for she does know what she's doing (as does her partner in crime, her husband/fellow director), and her films are all of top quality. The editing is great and so are the camera angles. . . we get great shots from every direction.

This flick has six sex scenes (try saying that while eating a peanut butter sandwich), and three of them are g/g's, which is never a good ratio in my opinion. I don't really mind the mandatory veggie secnes that seems to be in every blue movie, but when half the flick is strictly veggie, then I am quite diasppointed, to say the least. Anyway, even though my heart is no longer in this review, I will be strong and persevere. Hence, here's what you'll see; 1) Is a threeway with Alexandra Silk, Ona Zee, and Steven Wolfe. 2) Would be my favorite scene, pairing P. J. Sparxx and Sandi Beach with Jon Dough, I don't know what it is about this guy, but I like him. 3) Is our first of three g/g scenes with Jill Kelly and Missy. 4) The world's most luckiest man (Tom Byron) once again gets a chance to prove why he's been given that title when he's bestowed the lovely task of having to satisfy both Jordan Lee and Brooke Waters, both these ladies are gorgeous, and I don't thing that I'm asking for too much when I request just to be able to walk in Mr. Byron's shoes for a week or so, preferably a week while he's actually on set. Finally, both scenes 5 and 6 are again veggie scenes with the first one being Trinity Lane with Marilyn Martyn, and with the second one being with Nicole London and Debi Diamond.

My personal fave from this cast list would ahve to be P. J. Sparxx, so naturally, scene two holds my top position. Although, Tom's scene with both Jordan and Brooke does come in at a very close second.

I hate to harp on the same old thing, but once again, I am not a fan of g/g scenes (not in the least), so when I run across a movie that has a ratio of half the scenes being veggie only, then that would be my number one complaint, for way too much of it is shot without a stud being thrown in to the equation.

Since this is really the only episode of this series that I've seen, I can only rate this individual movie, thus my rating should not be taken as a reflection on the complete Doll House series. So, in all fairness to the scenes that I did like, and taking into consideration those which I didn't, I would have to honestly give this flick a 4, for even the presence of such lovely ladies as P. J. and Miss Ona couldn't save it from the overload of girl only sex.

Posted By Magic, www.excaliburfilms.com | 10/12/06 1:58 PM