Amazing how many movie folk must have seen either Nudity Required or Glitch. And if they haven’t it’s even more astounding that the plots of those two films keep getting subconsciously regurgitated.

Both of those pictures work on the premise so poetically restated in this film, “if you look like you got a lot of money, you can have any babe you want.”  And so, two young L.A. con men set out to run a scam marriage brokership in which they pass one another off as millionaires then charge young ladies to meet them. Of course, somewhere along the line the question of getting these girls to strip for the videocamera “you know –to make it more provocative” comes up.

This premise would work beautifully all by itself for a T & A film if you just paraded one girl after another before the camera, and I suspect most viewers would be quite happy with that. But since we don’t have tons of girls to work with here, you have to insert a couple of plot variables and complications to sustain screen time for what film characters there are. But to give those details would ruin the outcome of The Swindle for you.

Let it just be said, you’ll find this a very entertaining fluff piece with enough pretty girls, full nudity and love story elements to make this worth investing your time. And I’m sure you’ll recognize a couple of the female performers—Ashley Nicole in a cameo, and Tiffany Storm (billed as Lisa Diamonin) who has a main role. Excellent alternative adult fare and highly recommended.