A sex addicted fashion photographer is found murdered in bed with a beautiful blond model. Now it's detective Sara Parson and her Detective ex lover's job to untangle the sordid details and ... Read allA sex addicted fashion photographer is found murdered in bed with a beautiful blond model. Now it's detective Sara Parson and her Detective ex lover's job to untangle the sordid details and track down the killer before he strikes again.A sex addicted fashion photographer is found murdered in bed with a beautiful blond model. Now it's detective Sara Parson and her Detective ex lover's job to untangle the sordid details and track down the killer before he strikes again.
Lorraine Sisco
- Shani Cassataas Shani Cassata
- (as Lorraine Spaughton)
Goldie Blair
- Tonyaas Tonya
- (as Goldie)
Sarah Tiana
- Bartenderas Bartender
- (as Sarah T. Haynes)
Detectives Sara Parson and Luke Gage have just broken off their romantic partnership when they are forced to collaborate on a double-murder case. The breakup appears to have been about Luke's indiscretions with a female witness in a previous case. The victims are Jonathan Lawson, a fashion photographer and his current model and playmate, Shani Cassata, who is married to Frank Cassata the owner of Club Z. Kari Sims, Jonathan's assistant and former waitress/dancer at Club Z, becomes the first suspect by discovering the bodies. Then comes the twist: Jonathan appears not to be himself, but his twin Justin, who is supposed to reside in a mental institution. Det. Sara is sufficiently attracted to Justin/Jonathan that she begins to take liberties with her professional role regarding witnesses in a current case. We are led to speculate on whether Luke and Sara can work together despite their personal differences as well as Sara's distractions to solve the case. —M J Stockton
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Watchable in spite of itself
"Wicked Sins" sounds like the title of a generic straight-to-DVD erotic thriller, and that's exactly what this is. There is little doubt that the script is frequently absurd (starting with the female detective's complete lack of professionalism - to get seduced by a suspect, in the tradition of "Basic Instinct", is acceptable for the genre, but to take a shower in his own house on the first morning after you met him is not! And I won't even mention what she does, again in his own house, the night before when she still thought he was dead!), the direction is strictly flat, and the acting is no great shakes by anyone. But at least Yvette Faulkner and Nadia Foster have nice bodies, and the running time is short (unless there's a longer "uncut" version out there), keeping the film reasonably watchable. *1/2 out of 4.
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- gridoon2021
- May 18, 2009
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