Director Brad Armstrong's latest has a lot going for it: intriguing subject

matter (what's sexier than cheating?), intelligent script, large, gorgeous A-

list cast and Wicked's usual handsome production values.

The only thing keeping it from a higher rating, alas, is its eight (yes, eight)

sex scenes, which tend to be unremarkably middle-of-the-road safe/tepid.

While the six pairings and two threeways will probably do the foreplay trick

for the couples for whom Infidelity was made, truth be told, many of them

are arguably less interesting than the dialogue.

If there's a sexual standout here, it's long, tall Sydnee Steele, Wicked's new

contract girl, who looks absolutely mouth-watering in her shiny, form-fitting

PVC pants as she takes on three rock 'n rollers, and in her second scene,

garbed in tight leather jeans and a black tank top emblazoned with the word

"Evil" while sucking off Armstrong. We'd be tempted to cheat with her as

well.

Pre-noms for the compelling, episodic video play, which centers on the

confessions of an adulterers anonymous therapy group, and for Herschel

Savage's convincing performance as – playing against his usual

Mafioso/thug type – the empathetic counselor.