Lecher's Rating:

Starring: Mimi Miyagi, Ashlyn Gere, Teri Diver, Flame, Angela Faith, Mike Horner, Tony Tedeschi, Zach Thomas.

Pretty good for an amateur production, but since these are all professional performers, I find the production values quite lacking. The picture is good, but the sound isn't that great. There are a few places where the background noises are very noticeable (like when an airplane flies over in the middle of Mike Horner's scene with Teri Diver).

There are only four sex scenes in this movie, five if you count Mimi Miyagi's solo scene which is chopped up and interspersed between the other scenes.
We open with a lesbian scene between Ashlyn Gere and Mimi Miyagi. The two girls manage to generate some heat. I'll admit that I've seen better girl-girl action, but I've also seen a whole lot worse. The two girls go at it in front of the coral on some unnamed ranch.
Next (skipping over a little segment of Mimi's solo action) we move on to a boy-girl scene with Mike Horner and Teri Diver. Again, nothing spectacular, but both of them enjoy themselves and manage to be reasonably entertaining in the process.
We follow this (after more chopped up footage of Mimi playing with herself) with Flame, dressed as a flapper, going at it with Zach Thomas and Tony Tedeschi in a vintage automobile. She sucks first one, and then the other, before catching a very brief DP. This is a pretty good scene, but the camera work leaves something to be desired when they come to the DP (pretty much just full body shots, they don't really let use see the action very well). Finally, to close out the movie, Mike Horner and Teri Diver are back, this time joined by Angela Faith. This scene is basically just a reprise of the earlier Horner-Diver scene, but with an extra person. Actually, in my opinion, the first scene was the better one.

This is a pretty attractive cast, and everybody seems to be enjoying themselves. When your cast is having fun, it usually results in a better film.

If you're going to totally dispense with a storyline of any sort, and just shoot sex scenes, then they had better be hot enough to make the tv screen fog up. I'm afraid that this movie falls a little short in that department.

Not a bad way to kill time. But if you're looking for something to really blow you away, this probably isn't it. I give Paper Tiger 4 points.

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