Unable to grasp the raw sexuality fervently bubbling up and manifesting itself in her erotic dreams, a young woman (Tori Welles) seeks out the aid of a pair of cutting-edge psychologists (Randy Spears and Porsche Lynn) whose dream-viewing machine may be just the ticket to helping her realize her full, fornicating potential. Of course, along the way, Tori's put through her pornographic paces, as she diddles up a storm and whilst her vibrant visions flash across the laboratory's screen. Such is the case in "Night Trips", an overall-good, 1989 release form Caballero and director Andrew Blake.

Starring : Tori Welles, Jamie Summers, Porsche Lynn, Randy Spears, Peter North etc. Directed, photographed, edited and written by : Andrew Blake Running Time : 74 Minutes Review : One of the best-known films of Andrew Blake (and yes, this is shot on glorious 35mm), Night Trips is also his first hardcore outing. All the typical Blake trademarks are here : Fast cutting, beautiful women who are heavily made up and costumized (though less excessively here than usual), and great cinematography and lighting. Indeed, after having been let down by EVERY shot- on-film feature, this was the first that was both properly developed (no extreme grain or bad color correction) and really well shot.