Undescribable Perfection

Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Most movies in this genre suffer from a distinct lack of heat and lacklustre sex scenes but I have to say Maria Ford sizzled in this movie and brought a charge to it few actresses do in the world of erotic thrillers! There is an incredibly hot sex scene halfway through the movie with her and a guy having an intense and aggressive coupling on a sofa that blew me away with its primal heat! There is one particularly sizzling shot where it's very clearly implied that the guy is giving Maria rough anal sex from behind and it's only one step away from hard porn! In fact the sex looks so convincing, I have a theory it may not have been simulated.....

OK, I seen this movie and I think it was great with Maria Ford!!! Edward Halzman needs to make a number 3 with Maria Ford and Stephanee LaFleur Playing games with each other. "I Also Like to Play Games". A continuation of the last film. Tracy gets jealous of Suzanne and opens up her own agency and the games begin........ Tell me if that wouldn't make a great movie. I think that Maria Ford and Stephanee LaFleur were under rated in this film. Bobby Johnson made a great character for himself and the sexual attraction was great between the two but there could have been more games and less sex with the same two people over and over again. Maria looks Beautiful in the living room with the tape recorder going as she follows orders to take her clothes off. Hot, Very Hot!!!!

The cast of this excellent soft core epic includes some real heavyweight actors such as Maria Ford, Kim Dawon, and Bobby Johnston.Ms. Ford is just stunning and if something like an academy award was offered in this genre, she should get one. Unfortunately, Stephanee LaFleur, one of my favorites, has just a small part, almost a cameo appearance. Oh, to be a member of one of the "gentlemens' Clubs" depicted.

There's nobody to root for, or even care about, in Ed Holzman's would-be erotic thriller. Dominick (Bobby Johnston) runs a "private social club" that's really a front for an international prostitution and blackmail operation. Suzanne (Maria Ford) owns a clientless ad agency; a "friend," Nick (Scott Carson) suggests Dominick as a potential client. Dominick and Suzanne proceed to do their best to outwit each other in a series of sexual games.With both of the principals more or less equally amoral, the only possible fun in this movie is watching them go at each other. But Holzman's leisurely pacing throughout, and characters that never go beyond skin deep, spoil the fun. Dawson is wasted as Dominick's personal assistant, Mona. The one character who has a shred of decency is Suzanne's assistant, Tracy (Stephanee LaFleur), but she's clueless and powerless--not much more than a spectator.Holzman has done better work than this. The sex scenes even start to get tedious halfway through the film.