Blue Money
Gary Kent did the small uncredited part of a vice cop as a favor for director Alain Patrick.,A very large dent repeatedly appears and disappears from the passenger side door of Jim's Porsche. This is most noticeable when Jim and Mike go to the studio to remove their files; the dent inexplicably appears late in the scene.,Lisa: [as Jim lies with his head cradled in her lap, and they share a bottle of wine] I'm gonna come down to the studio and spy on you.
[muttering to herself:]
Lisa: And see what they do that transforms you.
[brightly:]
Lisa: I'll bring you lunch.,This film was originally released in a 93-minute X-rated version, before being cut by Crown and distributed more widely in an 80-minute R-rated version. This version was by far more common until the recent release by Vinegar Syndrome, which restores the film to its former length.,Featured in Twisted Sex Vol. 21 (2002),Walk in the Sun
Lyrics by Clarence Morley
Music by Jay Torrey
Sung by Jay Torrey,I don't know about other reviewers but I thought this sleazy skin flick was absolutely awful. Like other Crown International Pictures from the era such as CINDY AND DONNA, this is a near plot less affair of simulated sex between unappealing actors with a few dramatic elements thrown into the mix.

The main character is a sleazy porn producer who falls for one of his own actresses. They attempt to get out of the business, but various stuff gets in the way. The whole film has a tired, cheap look to it, the characters are horrendous, and it's about unerotic as it gets. Viewers looking for genuinely sleazy fare will also be disappointed as films like this are oddly tame considering the shocking depravity that a lot of horror films were delving into during the same era (I'm thinking of THE EXORCIST and THE Texas CHAINSAW MASSACRE as an example).,