This movie contains one great scene with Jesse Jane and Evan Stone. Other than that, it's pretty lame. But the one scene is so good, that it comes highly recommended for fans of Jesse Jane.

Robby D. directs this unique and funny movie called Beat the Devil, and gives a great character to Evan Stone, who plays the part of the devil masterly. Eric Shmerick (Eric Masterson), a shy, awkward and disabled boy made a deal with the Devil. From then on he became a great lover and a master of seduction and all his disabilities disappeared. However, now he has a problem, and he want to renegotiate his contract with the Devil. In order to be able to do it, Belladonna (Jesse Jane) is with him, to help him. Great direction, good quotes and great editing. However, the film is lacking in the sex (only one scene worth it, but this scene is veryverygreat). If you're looking for a funny and strange movie with good tecnical values it is your movie. If you're looking for a good sex movie... it isn't. Anyway, if you like Jesse Jane don't miss it, 'cause this movie has her first boy/girl scene, and this scene is terrific. A 10 for Jesse.

The Little Details Running Time: 78 min. Production Date: 3 / 15 / 2003 Director: Robby D. Cast: Jesse Jane, Monique Dane, Jana Cova, Angel Long, Felecia Fox, Eric Masterson, Evan Stone, and Mark Davis in sexual roles and Bunny Luv and Tim Case in non-sex roles The Short Story Initial Expectations: Robby D. has been pretty good lately. Im not a big Jesse Jane fan, but I am looking forward to this one a bit. Initial Reaction: Its very well done, but the sex isnt too spectacular outside of Jesse Jane. Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting a lighter, fun porno Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting nastier sex or something that rivals most mainstream movies in length The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very well done. The audio is very clear and well balanced, although there are scenes where the music is the only audio. The video is presented in non-anamorphic widescreen and is also very well done. Theres just a hint of grain, which gives the movie a slightly more artistic feel.