Coffee, Tea or Me (NuTech) Review

Reviewed by andyblake  on  3/24/2002

This Cal-Vista shot-on-film feature from around 1984 has very little to recommend it. The sex is routine. Even the delightful Janey Robbins, one of the unsung heroines of early porn, is largely wasted. The plot has stewardess Juliet Anderson wanting to be the first female pilot on her airline, with sister Tara Aire trying to help her along. There are alot of shots inside airliner shells, and outside of windows during flights, and pirate shots at airports, but we've seen it all before in better films from that era. This film features an extended mud wrestling scene, so if you can remember the mud wrestling fad of the 1980s, you can date this film.

On the bright side, the film quality is excellent, and the transfer to DVD is very good as well. Technically the disc is very good. But frankly, you can skip this one and move on to some of the less routine and more memorable films from that era.