Trouble

Dorcel has another winner, relying on a made-in-America production from Canadian director Ricky Greenwood, with the romantic thriller "Trouble".

Lilly Bell makes a fine femme fatale in this easy to take story of an obsessed young woman who wants what others have and has not moral or conscience to stop her from taking it.

She works for successful real estate agent Vicki Chase, who seems wary of her beautiful employee but unfortunately doesn't take her seriously enough to avoid being victimized by her. Lilly steals VIcki's identity and the plot thickens.

VIcki has carefully groomed a client Jane WIlde, who is buying a lavish home partly to get back at her philandering husband John (Robby Echo). Soon Lilly is targeting this couple, too, in her rather mad and self-serving one-girl crime wave.

For a Dorcel release, the film's 3-1/2 hour running time is an anomaly, resulting from director Greenwood delivering 5 lengthy XXX scenes plus plenty of story and dialog material.

Talented and attractive cast perform well, and the sex scenes are suitably hot. Charles Dera, in a supporting role, sports a different look for him, with shaved bald head, while in a non-dialog (but sexy) assignment Skye Blue has traded in her trademark pixie hairdo for conventional long locks.