It should be no surprise that director Chi Chi LaRue is a fan of the 1960 film Some Like It Hot, with Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon In disguise as women, so it's only logical that when Karen Dior reveals to her (his?) lover of the moment that she's (he's?) really a guy, Karen says, "Nobody's perfect." Of the two transvestites — not transsexuals — in the cast, Karen is the more feminine one, and dare I say, more attractive of the two. The other one is Kourtney Van Wales. The whole cast is either at or on their way to or preparing for Chi Chi's party. There's no continuing storyline — just a series of sexual encounters, only one of which is strictly boy-girl, the girl being the very pretty Tracy Winn. Other segments feature Kourtney as a male hooker in drag who is able to fool a customer into thinking he's a girl. Or at least he fools him for a while. Action is varied, with guys, girls and a combination thereof getting it on. Chi Chi never lets the camera linger, so boredom never gets a chance to set in. If you have a bi section in your store, this should be prominently featured, as it will do well with several audiences.