For a movie that boasts a plethora of playmates, models and generally gorgeous women, Glitch delivers practically zilch.

The story is from the mold of any number of softcore items, about a couple of horny guys who decide to meet beautiful babes by holding auditions for an X-rated movie.  This time, the hunky guys are really robbers, who have moved into a sleazy producer’s Bel-Air mansion.  Soon, they're hunted by the producer’s loan shark, harassed by the cops and joined by an army of body bountiful babes.

This tired premise wouldn’t be too bad if Glitch delivered some decent nudity or even tease.  Director Mastorakis, known for low-budget action movies like The Wind and Nightmare At Noon has no idea of how to shoot anything sexy.  Some flashes of nudity are to be found here, but most of the time, the camera is spent panning down the line of smiling faces and well-tanned bods at poolside.

The elements are certainly here for at least a decent softcore item, but even billed-above-the-credits Playmate Julia (Rambo II) Nickson is given little to do.  The best thing about the film, actually, are its many awful inside Hollywood jokes.