Cameo tries to keep the audience interested but fails in this mediocre Vivid Video loop carrier, pointlessly revived on DVD a decade later by label's subsidiary Wave.
She introduces the sex vignettes about sexual positions (strictly hype, as mechanical sex of the most ordinary vanilla variety is what's included), and also masturbates in her solo hosting bits. Much of the cast hides behind pseudonyms but are readily identifiable.
Cameo repeatedly calls out to "Cal" (Cal Jammer) to fetch things for her, but when he finally shows up on screen he's referred to as The Dude, giving Cameo a dicking as she assumes acrobatic positions. This was shot 8 years before "The Big Lebowski", so give the pornographers a bit of credit for hipness.
But the uncredited screenplay is otherwise pathetic, especially in a monologue recited by Jake Steed mocking the stupid terms assigned to sexual positions in porn (cowgirl, doggystyle, etc.). He then humps cute Rikki Lee, both of them given dumb credit names.
A young Alicyn Sterling is likewise made anonymous for her lesbian scene with Vivid superstar Heather Hunter, notable for her alluring puffy nipples back when she had natural breasts.
