Paul Thomas set out to look at the world of stripping in this extremely boring mixture of minimally dramatic scenes with fake documentary-style material. A previous reviewer got fooled, but it's just new footage pretending to be "reality" -Not.
Making it hard to watch is the endless cutting back and forth between uninteresting interviews with would-be strippers -just porn actresses pretending to be novices. Exception is Victoria Paris, who has a ridiculous role as a stripper who is unsure of herself despite great success, enrolling in a course to learn the "art" of stripping.
Flashbacks show explicit sex that doesn't really fit into the format. Several anticlimaxes involve Paris's boring story of conflict with her venal agent Randy Spears, a stupid relationship between star Deidre Holland her man Jon Dough, plus a pointless relationship between Cameo and Cal Jammer.
A nerdy guy who looks like Dick Smothers (more than even his porno son Dick Smothers Jr.) is boring in the lead role of interviewer and dance teacher, while the actual strip show on stage is, you guessed it, boring. Musical score trying to sound old-timey is awful. If the dictionary needed a photo to display next to the word "time-waster", this video's poster would do.
