Chasey Loves Rocco

Toni English's Vivid vehicle for Chasey Lain is a low-intensity feature, hardly worth the powder to blow it to hell. I watched the edited for DVD version, which emphasizes the sex only.

Rocco Siffredi's acting is poor -no wonder he decided to emphasize gonzo once he started making his own movies. He plays a guy arriving in Hollywood who wants to make movies, and gets a referral from a loquacious cab driver (Anthony Crane, unbilled and trying out a Indian/Pakistani type accent), that leads him to B-movie director Marc Wallice. Wallice is under the gun from mobster type Tony D. (played by the familiar crew member J. B., with Dic Tracy as his brawny henchman), but gets his producer lady Chasey Lain to give Rocco's project a whirl. It becomes a hit movie starring J. B. The sex scenes are totally arbitrary here, wasting top talent like Chasey, Jeanna Fine and Roxanne Hall, with rubbers versus bareback sex randomly assigned. A Euro starlet billed as Carole der Bis is cute (but her career went nowhere) in an extraneous XXX scene with Bobby Vitale.

I had to fix very obvious credit errors in IMDb, misidentifying both Roxanne Hall and Dic Tracy.