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Flesh For Olivia
Directed By William Hellfire
Released: 2002
Starring: Misty Mundae, Julian Wells, AJ Kahn, and Zoe Moonshine
Running Time: 75 minutes
DVD Released By Seduction Cinema 2006
Olivia (Misty Mundae) supports herself by seducing girls and convincing
them to perform with her in sex acts in front of her high paying client
and pimp, Claudio (Dean Paul). The sex games begin to go too far and
Olivia’s partners end up dead. After seducing her newest conquest, Melody
(AJ Kahn), things get out of hand once again and pretty soon Melody’s
roommate, Alice (Julian Wells) comes snooping around. Now, Olivia must
cover up the truth the only way she knows how.
Flesh For Olivia
is a neat little softcore sex thriller by writer/director William Hellfire
(Duck! The Carbine High Massacre).
The pacing is quite good and the sleazy electronic music that makes up the
soundtrack fits perfectly. A quotable script (“She was the first girl I
ever killed for a man’s pleasure.”) and an underlying sense of dread spice
up the storyline. As if there was any spicing up required!
Misty Mundae plays Olivia quite well only letting her nonchalance and
indifference crack when everything goes wrong. AJ Kahn’s (Shock-O-Rama)
character, Melody, has this convenient naiveté that is irresistibly hot
and creates a great dynamic when she finally realizes she’s in over her
head. Julian Wells (Dr. Jekyll & Mistress
Hyde) got on my nerves but mainly because
her character, Alice, spends way too much time just waiting around and
wondering how Melody is doing. This is no fault of her own as editing and
scripting are the culprits here. All of the ladies in
Flesh For Olivia
put forth solid acting and erotic performances with no one looking
uncomfortable or bored with the material.
The story feels like it’s missing a few scenes and, as expected in this
genre, rational behavior is sacrificed for the opportunity for more sex
scenes. It’s too bad because, thanks to the performers and the story by
Hellfire, the film is quite gripping. I did learn that lesbians don’t put
on clothes at the breakfast table and that the “money shot” of softcore
films can be anything from spilling a glass of milk or squeezing a banana.
Just kidding. Anyway, over-analysis of a skin flick will probably drive me
out of my mind so I’m over it. When all is said and done, there are plenty
of gorgeous ladies, freaky brutal scenes, and kinky situations to make
Flesh For Olivia
an engaging, disturbing, and painfully sexy flick.
DVD Specs:
The films looks just fine in its full screen presentation. The audio is
good but dialogue sounds blown out in a couple of moments. The only extras
on the disc are 9 trailers for other Seduction Cinema titles.
For more information, check out
Seduction Cinema.
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