Released | Feb 28th, 2007 |
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Running Time | 100 |
Director | Glen Baren |
Cast | Kris Knight, Andrew Andretti, Brian Surewood, Aubrey Banks, Lexi Belle, Sasha Knox, Tony Tedeschi, T.J. Cummings, Phoebe (I), Cassie Young |
Critical Rating | AAA 1/2 |
Genre | All-Sex |
"Hey-Hey-Hey!" goes the theme song – and we're singing right along with it. The crucial Kick Ass philosophy – all natural/all nekkid – is defined by Teen Power, which stimulates the senses like fresh wasabe on a California roll.
It's not the intensity of these encounters that make us break out in a sweat. (Hell, nobody on screen even works up a sweat.) It's babes, fresh babes. That's the ticket. TP is almost unrivaled in that area, and the 18th volume is no exception. Cassie Young, in particular, reminds us of Debbie Diamond in her salad days, dripping with Kris Knight's dressing. And while Surewood looks more like Captain Jack Sparrow than a Nascar racer, the way he rotates Belle's wheels is a joy to behold.
Two words regarding scenarios: Chuck ?em. Rarely clever or well executed, these wasted efforts have no place in the WTW category. Just bring on more teens. Hey-Hey-Hey!
Retailing: Youth/fresh faces.