This X rated of the famous TV show is worthy watching because it really picks all the images from the show: the red swimsuit, the rescue boat, the cabins, the rocks, the beaches even the credits with the cast running has been done. I don't know where it has been filmed but it looks like Santa Monica, Venice Beach. Maybe you will argue that there is no story but did the original show got one? nope, the stories were always the same, about saving people from drowning. Maybe the only disappointment is that the babe do only 1 scene and the one with Felecia is badly picked because it's a MFF threesome. So as Felecia doesn't play with the guy (who is the director by the way), she finishes on the side watching the straight action...
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Hedonistic sex, weak story
lor_4 June 2024
Babewatch 5 was shot together with Bbewatch 6, sharing the same cast. Screen credit for writing both goes to director/co-star Buck Adams, not to Cash Markman as previously listed in IMDb.
For Volume 5, Kelly Jae plays the new captain running the Pirates Cove lifeguard station. She has run-ins with head lifeguard Micky Ray, but ultimately relents in her bossing him around, Micky also produced these features, and includes a quite old-fashinoed (but effective) sentimental subplot regarding a cute little dog named Beach Ball who he finds on the beach, later loses and searches for until a happy ending.
Romantic subplots abound in this episode, primarily dealing wih infidelity. Micky is in the doghouse for f*cking Stephanie Swift (quie early in her career), and it's not certain that he will be able to patch things up with his girlfriend Holly Body. She also cheats by f*cking Buck, who is put up to it by Micky in hopes of balancing out the cheating karma. Felecia does her patented Sapphic thing with busty April Adams (in a 3-way that also involves Buck, exercising his prerogative as director), and Lovely Farrah is spotlighted in sex scenes with Holly and later with guest star John Decker. Decker confusingly is credited as John Decker in the opening credits, but his pseudonym Adam Vaughan in the end credits. A subplot concerning Buck and Micky planning to resume careers as race car drivers is mentioned but not adequately followed up.. The outdoor sex scenes on lovely locations (including water featgures_ are invigorating, and after some token rescue footage, the show climaxes at a party thrown by J. P. Reynolds (Tony Martino) at his mansion, where Buck gets to hump the majestic Crystal Gold on a pool table. Too bad Crystal is just thrown into the movie, with no real set-up or even character name.
For Volume 5, Kelly Jae plays the new captain running the Pirates Cove lifeguard station. She has run-ins with head lifeguard Micky Ray, but ultimately relents in her bossing him around, Micky also produced these features, and includes a quite old-fashinoed (but effective) sentimental subplot regarding a cute little dog named Beach Ball who he finds on the beach, later loses and searches for until a happy ending.
Romantic subplots abound in this episode, primarily dealing wih infidelity. Micky is in the doghouse for f*cking Stephanie Swift (quie early in her career), and it's not certain that he will be able to patch things up with his girlfriend Holly Body. She also cheats by f*cking Buck, who is put up to it by Micky in hopes of balancing out the cheating karma. Felecia does her patented Sapphic thing with busty April Adams (in a 3-way that also involves Buck, exercising his prerogative as director), and Lovely Farrah is spotlighted in sex scenes with Holly and later with guest star John Decker. Decker confusingly is credited as John Decker in the opening credits, but his pseudonym Adam Vaughan in the end credits. A subplot concerning Buck and Micky planning to resume careers as race car drivers is mentioned but not adequately followed up.. The outdoor sex scenes on lovely locations (including water featgures_ are invigorating, and after some token rescue footage, the show climaxes at a party thrown by J. P. Reynolds (Tony Martino) at his mansion, where Buck gets to hump the majestic Crystal Gold on a pool table. Too bad Crystal is just thrown into the movie, with no real set-up or even character name.
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