Partners Forever Review

Reviewed by andyblake  on  1/31/2005

For those of you who like plot-based, feature film porn, it seldom gets any better than this 2001 Wicked Pictures production directed by Brad Armstrong.

Randy Spears plays a cop who is married to Alexa, a lovely blonde. He is fortunate enough to have Two beautiful women in his life; his partner is a female cop played by Temptress. The film opens with Spears having marital relations with Alexa. Temptress drives up in a police cruiser and honks the horn, causing coitus interruptus. Randy gets ready to leave, but Alexa finishes him off with a blow job, which Spears states "will not help the cause," clueing us that they are trying to get pregnant.

I can't tell you what happened during the next five minutes, because my copy had a scratch or defect and wouldn't play. When it started playing again, Randy and Temptress are on a call at night in an industrial area. They separate, and a few minutes later, Temptress hears shots fired. She finds Randy on the ground in a pool of blood. He has been shot through the chest, and dies in her arms.

Flash forward to one year later. Randy's ghost appears to Temptress. He explains that he has been allowed to come back and clear up a few things, and that only she can see or hear him, because the rule is that only the people that were with you when you died can communicate with or through. Is this an arbitrary and silly rule? Yes, but that is always the case, and the question is whether the movie then follows the rules that it has set for itself. Randy learns that his wife, Alexa, is now being comforted by another cop, played by Alex Metro. We also learn . . . Well you watch the movie and see what we learn.

This DVD has a very generous extras package and with a behind the scenes featurette, interviews, bios, stills, etc.

In sum, this movie had an excellent plot, reasonably good acting, pretty good special effects, great costumes, and very good sex. For those of you who like feature porn films with plot, this is really about as good as it gets. Watch it.