This cynically-titled feature set in Las Vegas is a rather poor film directed by Henri Pachard, though the producer named "Ray Gunn" (dumb pseudonym) gets "a film by Ray Gunn" credit.
Danyel Cheeks toplines a truly star-studded femme cast of porno actresses, who use their stage names as their character names, who aspire to becoming Vegas showgirls. Cheeks falls in love with Jim Starks, a nothing porn stud who co-produced the movie and not coincidentally was Danyel's real-life husband, and the girls' non-adventures are pointless, just killing time and setting up random sex scenes.
Mike Horner is unconvincing as a corrupt cop who gets a blowjob from feisty redhead Patricia Kennedy in exchange for not giving her a speeding ticket on the highway from Los Angeles to Vegas. Joey Silvera plays a good Samaritan working at a garage with Sparks who help the ladies when they have car trouble, featuring an orgy at the garage to get the movie rolling with a bang.
Lots of sex for Cheeks with Sparks spotlights her amazing, huge breasts, as well as anal sex proclivities. Tom Byron is miscast as a city councilman, who is also corrupt. Ariana and Nikki Sinn lead the rest of the girls, who get to become showgirls in a final high-kicking chorus line. Ridiculous, insulting ending has cop Horner raiding the place, arresting the girls as he yells the film's title, with handcuffed Danyel reciting a dumb speech about sexual freedom that sounds like it was written by porn's Free Speech Coalition that runs PSA's on the front of videos.
Emphasis on rock & roll music score includes plugola at the end, hawking the soundtrack album.
