Michael Ninn's "Innocence" series mined the Porno Chic genre for mindless visuals of pretty girls on swiveling sets posing and then humping, exercises in boredom. Talent-challenged Ethan Kane copies this format right down to the swivel in this ephemeral (in the extreme) Vivid release from Tera Patrick's production company.
Some of the casting is okay, including Sam Ryan in her blonde phase and perhaps porn's least inhibited blonde Annette Schwarz, all glammed up for a change. But Kane does nothing with his troupe, delivering generic sex content that runs for an hour and a half and then self-destructs as surely as one of those reel-to-reel tapes that Steven Hill and later Peter Graves listened to on the old "Mission: Impossible" tv show.
Some of the casting is okay, including Sam Ryan in her blonde phase and perhaps porn's least inhibited blonde Annette Schwarz, all glammed up for a change. But Kane does nothing with his troupe, delivering generic sex content that runs for an hour and a half and then self-destructs as surely as one of those reel-to-reel tapes that Steven Hill and later Peter Graves listened to on the old "Mission: Impossible" tv show.