In a word: Classy. The gist: A tip-top example of Wicked's best work across the board: concept, writing, sex, all of it. Bonus -- this is Devinn Lane's first feature movie with b/g action. The plot: Steven St. Croix is an imperious conductor and composer for a chamber orchestra. He plays manipulative power/sex games with Lane, the new cellist. His commitment to his art has left him impotent, so he must orchestrate the passion of his subordinates for inspiration. Yes, by the end Devinn has become the cure for impotence. Works for me. The play-by-play: St. Croix has some make-up sex with Asia Carrera in what turns out to be a dream sequence. The scene is lit with a golden glow... maybe too much, but Asia's skin does look nice and creamy. She leaves her black thigh-highs on throughout. Next, probably the high point of the movie. St. Croix offers Lane a ride in his limo, then picks up a hooker, Bridgette Kerkove.

Description This is a couple's feature. The plot involves a smarmy orchestra conductor/composer who maintains his creative juices by manipulating his new cellist into performing sexually while he watches. Condoms are used. General Impression Steven does a great job as the lead - his simutaneously repellent and appealing 'Bad Boy' is fun to watch (think 'John Larroquette' in Night Court). Devinn sneers back at his arrogance, but somehow finds herself willingly ensnared by him. Devinn has her usual spicy attitude and great sexual intensity. If you like passive, barely eighteen, 'deer in headlights' girls, you won't find it here! It was indeed fun to watch the performers fake-play their musical instruments, but they did a fairly good job of it -- it's not distracting. Sex Scenes The sex is consistently hot and creative. After an argument, Steven angrily dismisses his neglected girlfriend Asia. She comes crawling back -- in his dreams! for some sucking and fucking. It's hot, but it's only his imagination.