Released | Sep 30th, 1998 |
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Running Time | 85 |
Director | Joe D'Amato |
Company | Moonlight Entertainment |
Cast | Julian St. Jox, Kimberly Jake, Mila (I), Papillon, Cortknee, Jeremy Steele (I), Jake Steed, Sean Michaels, Michael Hurt, Mr. Marcus |
Critical Rating | Not Yet Rated |
Genre | Feature |
The box cover claims we have a modern re-telling of the interracial classic," but Shakespeare can rest easy -- this version bears as much resemblance to the Bard as Chocolate n' Vanilla Fudge Packers 17.
Sean Michaels hangs out in a dusty town by an abandoned train station. Cortknee gets hassled by some bikers. Sean saves her lily-white ass by waving a stick around. Duh.
Eighty minutes later, the show is over and the plot hasn't progressed, but half a dozen mediocre sex scenes have unspooled, mostly taking place in the derelict train cars. As usual, D'Amato directs with a leaden (and literal) hand. Perfectly decent cinematography is undone by tripod-bound angles, and the carnal action is practically an afterthought.