Jerome Tanner was a prolific pornographer, and this is one of his better features, dealing with a supernatural subject in an artful way.
Elements recall the classic 1982 mainstream film "The Entity", a movie that used an invisible sexual being for very creative effects in an R-rated format. Here we have XXX increasing the possibilities.
The familiar structure has a group of people staying in a mansion where many people died in a fire back in the 18th Century, and of course the place is haunted. There are light-hearted scenes and the fantasy never rises to the level of horror intensity, but interest is maintained beyond the requisite five sex vignettes.
A big-busted actress named Friday impresses with both her acting and sexual performance, dealing with an invisible erotic entity that subsequently materializes into the form of Evan Stone. Even bigger-chested star Briana Banks has a similar climactic scene, with Bobby Vitale appearing as The Entity to service her.
Like many a soft-core horror film back in the VHS days, there's a ouija board, lots of believers and other trappings of a B-fantasy film, but it never gets too silly. The success of this rather obscure video (I had to add it to IMDb, some 15 years after it was released) has encouraged me to check out other Tanner storyline efforts.
Elements recall the classic 1982 mainstream film "The Entity", a movie that used an invisible sexual being for very creative effects in an R-rated format. Here we have XXX increasing the possibilities.
The familiar structure has a group of people staying in a mansion where many people died in a fire back in the 18th Century, and of course the place is haunted. There are light-hearted scenes and the fantasy never rises to the level of horror intensity, but interest is maintained beyond the requisite five sex vignettes.
A big-busted actress named Friday impresses with both her acting and sexual performance, dealing with an invisible erotic entity that subsequently materializes into the form of Evan Stone. Even bigger-chested star Briana Banks has a similar climactic scene, with Bobby Vitale appearing as The Entity to service her.
Like many a soft-core horror film back in the VHS days, there's a ouija board, lots of believers and other trappings of a B-fantasy film, but it never gets too silly. The success of this rather obscure video (I had to add it to IMDb, some 15 years after it was released) has encouraged me to check out other Tanner storyline efforts.