Fantastic!

Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

What I have always found amusing about softcore movies are the "spontaneous coupling": that is guys and girls just hook up at the spur of the moment, afterward to go on to other sexual relations. That's the point of these sexual fantasy films where characters encounter each other, with the eventual lustful urges soon encouraged and embraced. One girl or guy offers a listening ear in regards to a souring/sobering relationship on the decline, with the conversation soon concluding in a sudden shagging.Two of my favorite softcore performers are in Naughty Reunion: Erika Jordan and Jayden Cole. Jayden is a refreshingly full figured woman (no, she's not a "piggy", just not one of those malnourished types), but I prefer her with women (she just seems more comfortable and relaxed, while her work with men seem less inspired), and, odd enough, she hardly ever performs with them in softcore film. Erika is blond here, and while I think she is a really ravishing dark-haired beauty, her presence in Naughty Reunion is nonetheless smoldering. While Jayden's breasts have obviously been "surgically enhanced", I don't think her body has ever looked quite so desirable.The plot is of the "swapping couples" variety where characters "do the rounds" screwing each other after minutes of conversation. It doesn't take much dialogue, it seems, between various men and women (depending upon who is talking in each scene) to convince "commence sexual act". The basics of what revolves around the sex is a reunion of classmates at a mansion, with the guys and girls taking turns with each other (basically every guy screws every girl before the film is over). There's some nasty banter between a few of them (Jax (Dale DeBone) has a bone of contention with Marley (Jayden Cole) due to her thumbing her nose at him in school; this tension lasts until the two finally shag each other at the end), and a level of bitchery (Kelly (Melessia Hayden) likes to offer snide comments to all, but she doesn't mind shedding her clothes for the guys when alone with them), with the usual longing of some of the guys who try hard to impress the girls. The rest is hookups. By film's end, certain potential couples might emerge, but not before sampling the menu. The dialogue and performances are excremental, but are you watching this piffle for them? Besides Cole and Jordan, I wasn't that particular towards the rest of the cast. My eyes were all on them whenever they appear. Jordan immediately (however ridiculous; she has him walk her to her room and after a little discussion offers her body to him!) seduces Dale (Gino Santos), who, I'm guessing, felt sorry for him after he felt he ruined things with Kelly. Chester (Ryan McLane), and his towel company advertisements and muscles, gets plenty of action as well.