Okay, the behind-the-scenes premise has whiskers on it, and it doesn't really hit stride until about 20 minutes in: Ron Jeremy waxes rhapsodic in tight close-up about how much he loves this business and the director cuts to a long shot and we see that some chick is blowing him (and when you can make me laugh out loud and then I roll the tape back and tell Ken Wood "Hey, look at this" and he laughs out loud, that's funny); but it's full steam ahead from there, with Jill Kelly on her knees in front of Eric Price blowing him to climax and a two-couple sizzler with Charlie and Dante in this corner and Jessica Jewel and Brandon Iron in that corner and a Julie Meadows/Lexington Steele match-up to close things out.

Seven tight scenes in a trim 78-minute package.  Full value for your money and hot to boot.