This suspense drama from Stormy Daniels comes near the end of her contract career at Wicked Pictures, and is a worthwhile feature that definitely held my interest.
Main plot revolves around Stormy's troubled marriage to Kyle Stone, who is confined to a wheelchair as a result of a traffic accident. He suspects Stormy is cheating on him, which we see is true as she has a lesbian threesome with her best friend Asa Akira and pick-up Kleio Valentien, and later dallies in a stable with her real-life husband Brendon Miller.
Kyle and Stormy live in the "Immoral Proposal" mansion, which is well-featured here, both as to its striking exterior and interior elements. Kyle hires a private investigator (Marcus London) to get the goods on Stormy, and Akira successfully diverts his attention (with some outdoor sex in the parking lot) to help Stormy get away later in the film.
With the inevitable emphasis on extended XXX sex scenes, in which Stormy personally is uninhibited in a way that is surprising late in her acting career, she wisely saves the key plot twists and revelations for late in the show, and they are quite surprising and satisfying. All-time great Veronica Hart has a brief but effective cameo as Stormy's mom, and in one of the invevitable "extraneous sex scenes" Kimber Woods provides hot jail-bait action -Stormy would later cast her as the lead in "Highway Home" when she went to work as director for Digital Playground.
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