Well, well, well ... here's another effort that will disappear into the ether about 140 minutes after it's released. Uncharacteristically, director Septo makes no efforts to disguise the fact that he's thoroughly bereft of ideas, or even nifty camera angles with this youth-oriented yawner.

Random sets (classroom/toilet/bedroom) and silly verbal setups hardly tie this fatherly "theme" together. What's more — what's less, actually — is that the action rarely climbs to the heights of its own potential. Summer Bailey exudes sultry cat-eyed charisma during her horizontal pole-dance, and cover girl Kacey Jordan brings something to the table (read: bathroom sink) with her platinum Cali-blonde ‘tude, but DLW is definitely a minor effort. The guys remain anonymous ... for good reason.

Retailing: WTW filler with a youth angle.