Cast: Tina Tyler, Danielle Rogers, T.J. Hart, Alexandra Silk, Elle DeVyne, Mandi Frost, Taylor Moore, Jennifer Worthington, Randy Spears, Tony Tedeschi, Steve Hatcher and Alec Metro. Director: Bud Lee Production date: 4/20/98 Length: 107 min. Extras: Two trailers and a silent slide show with 20 photos. Audio/visual quality: The visual quality is adequate, though it lacks in crispness. Emphasis is on soft-core shots. A boom mike dances around the edge of the screen in scene two, creating a minor distraction. The soundtrack is synth rock and light jazz. It won't win any awards, but it's mostly inoffensive. The volume of the music varies a bit within the scenes, but it's well balanced with the sex sounds. Some audio noise and background sounds are present. In general, the volume is on the quiet side, though not intolerably so. False advertising: This is a subtle point, but both reviewer and Astroknight have mentioned that Tina Tyler should appear on the cover. I agree.

Running Time: 107 min. Production Date: 4 / 20 / 1998 Director: Bud Lee Cast: Danielle Rogers, Tina Tyler, Alexandra Silk, Jennifer Worthington, Mandi Frost, Elle Devyne, Taylor Moore, T. J. Hart, Alec Metro, Steve Hatcher, Randy Spears, and Tony Tedeschi in sexual roles and Anthony Crane and a few others in non-sex roles Initial Expectations: Theres some nice talent here, but Im not expecting this one to be much about average. Initial Reaction: Its pretty good, but nothing special Who Should Watch It : Anybody who wants some decent chemistry in their scenes and a little, but not much, plot Who Should Avoid It: Raincoaters, anybody who wants high technical aspects or more extreme sex Audio /Video Quality: Not surprisingly since this is a recent Adam & Eve release, the audio is on the low side. Its nowhere near consistent, and varied from turning the volume up about 25 beyond normal to turning it all the way up to get it to a comfortable volume.