R-rated movies about strip clubs and a murderer on the loose became popular in the 1980s, with director Katt Shea and starlet Maria Ford doing fine work in same. Scotty Fox cashes in with a hardcore porn version and it stinks.
First off, besides the striptease footage and XXX sex, Scotty delivers dialogue scenes in which the cast read their lines so poorly as to seem like rejected takes. Even when Alec Metro, cast as the police detective on the murder case of emcee/comic Tony Tedeschi, muffs a line, it's full speed ahead.
The set for the strip club is embarrassingly small and the stripteases deadly dull, strictly filler. Sex scenes are standard, with an emphasis on lesbian action. All violence is off-screen, unlike the R-rated movies where less censorship (yes, softcore permits gore while hardcore is not allowed to mix sex & violence) existed.
The solution of the murder is simply announced in the final reel by Alec prior to his sex-scene, a 3-way with Roxanne Hall and Stacey Nichols. Listed in the cast in both opening and ending credits is Brick Majors, who does not appear in the final cut.
