Dances with Foxes

Herschel Savage occasionally directed Adult features apart from his busy acting career, and this one is way too corny and obvious to pass muster.

Jamie Gillis is perfectly cast as Tony, vaguely Italianate (in vocal mannerisms) owner of Tony's Trap night club, which unfortunately doesn't look like a club but someone's house (read: cheap production).

He's a ladies man, kissing all the women on the cheek upon entering the club, and boasting he can have any of them, demonstrated by Gillis' several sex scenes here, for which he oddly gets poor billing in the credits.

He is idolized by Marc Wallice, who sits at the bar unable to get any woman to even dance with him. The movie's title is literal, as dancing is both euphemistic and actual here. It's also a name-only parody of the Costner hit movie.

Apart from sex here, the only thing that happens is predictably Wallice gets the stuck-up woman (star Angela Summers in what turns out to be a rather one-note, lousy role) in the end, an affront to Gillis' massive ego.

As a critique of male chauvinist behavior, "Dance with Foxes" is a joke, a trivial porn video stuck with a half-baked script.