Ryan Idol's arrogant, almost parodic imitation of Jeff Stryker has never been put to better use than in the opening solo of this pseudo-military tale of life on a submarine patrol in the Indian Ocean.  As the sub's commanding officer, Idol's arrogance seems not only believable but even appropriate, and for once, highly erotic as he j.o.'s while commanding his crew to keep their eyes on the radar screens.  Imagination is the clue to the scene's success.

As for the rest of the video, Blade Thompson easily steals the show, first with Domino in the torpedo chute, then with Rick Lee in their bunk.  Though Idol receives top billing, it is Thompson who makes everything hang together and who provides the real sexual fireworks.  He seems to make a habit of stealing the show from so-called superstars such as Idol and Rex Chandler.

The video's major weakness is a screenplay that sets us first-rate sexual scenarios but falters in the connecting footage, going beyond parody into absurdity.  But few viewers will be disappointed in the erotic heat generated in virtually every scene, and the production values are exceptionally high.