James Avalon, charged with creating a sequel in the endless "Taboo" series (that Kirdy Stevens created back in the theatrical age of porn) opted to give Metro a big-deal sci-fi version, loaded with SPFX and visual distortion that only mar the finished product. It's not among his best turn of this century porn features.
Among its more obvious flaws is Voodoo confusingly in a dual role, which we learn from the BTS was occasioned by Mark Davis not showing up for a leading part and being replaced. A very big-name cast is largely wasted in showy but empty set-pieces set in a Virtual Reality, clumsily executed by the ordinarily sure-handed Avalon.
